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I’ve sent iSort V2.04 to Apple.

• New : PDF files are now supported in image fields, use the iSort built-in web server to import the files.
• New : You can now paste images in the picture fields
• New : You can now duplicate a record
• New : You can now move the GPS position.
• Improved zoom quality on pictures (for pictures imported after the v2.04 update)
• Complete management of internal images of iSort (with possible suppression)
• Displays “Yes” or “No” in the main list for Yes/No fields, instead of “1″ and “0″
• Displays the date in MM/DD/YYYY in the main list for the Date fields, instead of YYYY-MM-DD
• Added a button in the Table field to add a record in the linked database even if it’s empty
• Added screens to change the look of the time field
• Fixed a bug with lists in the advanced search
• Fixed a bug that saved the time in the calendar even if the option was unchecked
• Fixed the display bug with fields when the title was placed on the left
• Fixed a bug with the calculated fields
• Fixed a bug that sometimes crashed iSort when removing a field

You can find this description in the “What’s new” section of the site.

[Update] iSort was sent to Apple at 5h44 pm (California time) and was validated at 9h49 pm… 4 hours, well done, Apple !

Version 1.11 is available as of yesterday with satellite database up to 2010/03/07.

New version available with :

• Days in week displayed according to local preferences
• Improved irregular cycle handling
• Ad support

This version is closer to the full wCal. It misses fertile days display and password protection.

New application available since yesterday : anAlphabet.

It’s a stack of flashcard for toddlers (2 -5 years-old) made for discovering the French alphabet. All flashcards are collages. There’s motion and pronunciation by a native French speaker (letter and name of the object).

H Hibou

I will be out of town next week, so I will not be able to answer in the forum or in the blog as quickly as usual.

I’ve just sent iSort V2.03 to Apple. This version fixes all the bugs found in iSort V2.02.

[Update] iSort V2.03 has been validated, and will be available in a few hours. Apple’s new validation speed is very impressive !

The validation was extremely fast, well done, Apple !

I have now to finish the V2 user manual (in french), then make it translated by the same team who did a wonderfull job with the V1.42 manual, and finally update the little iSort tutorial.

To see what’s new, please look here.

iSort is running well on the iPad simulator that comes with the new 3.2 SDK

I will send iSort V2.02 friday night.What’s new :

- Bug fixes

- Many optimisations

- New settings in text fields, date fields and table fields.

- New Time field

- Code-Bar reader : in text fields, just push the optional button on the right of the field to take a picture of the code-bar. Once recognized, the code is displayed in the field.

- In the main search field, push the button to take a picture of a code-bar; once recognized, iSort starts looking for the code in the base.

The code-bar recognition is performed by the open-source library ZBAR. It supports EAN-13/UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, Code 128, Code 39, Interleaved 2 of 5 and QR Code.

- You can now import a CSV file on an existing base : this is not (yet) synchronisation, the existing records are deleted and replaced by the new ones from the CSV file. But the base structure is untouched.

- You can now “cast” the fields of a CSV file. I will tell more about that in a few days.

[UPDATE :] iSort has been sent to Apple.
[UPDATE :] iSort is now “in review”.

Available now with improved magnetic declination calculation for non-3GS Iphone and Ipod Touch.