Release 1.5

Bug fixes:

• Integration with Dropbox works again (due to Dropbox API v1 deprecation, older versions of Open LaTeX Studio won't be able to connect to Dropbox anymore)
• Better checks and warnings to avoid losing changes in progress when opening new files
• Several problems with live preview were fixed
• Fixed multi-line commenting
• Visual adjustments

New features:

• Spell checking (English dictionary)
• Auto-sync files to Dropbox
• Keyboard shortcut for comments (ctrl + ])
• Upon application startup the last file that was opened will be loaded

Release 1.4

This release brings several bug fixes and adjustments.

Bug fixes:

• Save file does no longer overwrite a file without confirmation
• Fixed error when double clicking on Dropbox revision
• It is no longer possible to browse to page that does not exist

New features:

• New "about" page
• Dropbox connection status icon
• Keyboard shortcut for saving files
• Auto-complete interval is now configurable
• LaTeX templates
• See total number of pages
• Wrap lines in editor
• Comment out selected part of code

Release 1.3

This release fixes several bugs and adds new, small features.

• Better UI for Dropbox file revisions
• PDF preview would not get updated after some actions; this has been fixed
• Logs window improvements: timestamps + clearing logs
• A few other minor fixes and improvements

Release 1.2.1

This relase provides small performance tweaks and adds the ability to set the path to the LaTeX distribution (Tools - Options)

Release 1.2

This release adds a simple integration with Dropbox, allowing to connect application with the Dropbox account, upload and save Dropbox files, view previous revisions of the files, as well as restore previous revisions. This release also fixes several bugs.

Release 1.1

This release fixes several bugs found in version 1.0:

• Annoying errors popping out, in some cases, when the provided source file was unbuildable
• Problems saving files that had white spaces in the file name or directory name
• Problems building pdf, when the source file had references to other files (eg. .cls). From now on, when you open tex file from context menu, all the files that are in the same directory can be referenced to from the code

Release 1.0

The first release of the application allows to work with single TeX files and generate PDF files from them. The GUI was built using NetBeans platform. The editor highlights syntax for LaTeX and has got built-in basic auto-completion feature. It is not possible to set a path to your latex distribution yet - application will attempt to call pdflatex, assuming the path to the tool is set in an environment variable.