New in Version 24.4

Introduced a Markdown design view that offers a near-WYSIWYG experience for editing Markdown files. The new Markdown toolbar provides easy access to new commands like Bold, Italic, and Hyperlink, enabling you to format your text and add links effortlessly. However, please note that the Markdown design view has some limitations; for example, all images are shown as small icons, and newline codes may not be interpreted the same way as they are in the Web Preview. ^[P]
In the new version, the Copy All to Other command now closes the source document. ^[PF]
Ctrl+B is now the default shortcut key for the Bold command. ^[P]
Added Onigmo.Perl to the list of Regular Expression engines. The previous Onigmo is now called Onigmo.Ruby. ^[P]
The Multiline Find/Replace box now supports automatic line wrapping in the Find/Replace dialog. ^[PF]
Added the Markdown Design View button to the default Basic toolbar. ^[P]
Improved the display of comparison results. ^[PF]
You can now access hidden menus on the Main manu using keyboard shortcuts when the window width is reduced. For instance, you can still open the “Macros” menu with Alt+M, even if the window is small. ^[PF]
We added the /ola option to the Command Line Options, which lets you save an offline license on your local computer for all users (administrator privileges required). ^[P]

Added the Markdown toolbar. ^[P]
Added the Markdown page to the Customize dialog box. ^[P]
Added Onigmo.Perl to the list in the Default Regular Expression Engine drop-down list box on the Search page of the Customize dialog box. The previous Onigmo is now called Onigmo.Ruby. ^[P]
Added Onigmo.Perl to the list in the Regular Expression Engine drop-down list box in the Advanced dialog box. The previous Onigmo is now called Onigmo.Ruby. ^[P]
The gpt-4o-mini model was added to the Preferred Model list box in the AI Options page of the Customize dialog box. ^[P]