Version 14.1, January 2013

[GpsPrune.git] / tim / prune / readme.txt

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--- a/tim/prune/readme.txt
+++ b/tim/prune/readme.txt
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-GpsPrune version 14
-===================
+GpsPrune version 14.1
+=====================
 
 GpsPrune is an application for viewing, editing and managing coordinate data from GPS systems,
 including format conversion, charting and photo correlation.
 Full details can be found at http://activityworkshop.net/software/gpsprune/
 
-GpsPrune is copyright 2006-2012 activityworkshop.net and distributed under the terms of the Gnu GPL version 2.
+GpsPrune is copyright 2006-2013 activityworkshop.net and distributed under the terms of the Gnu GPL version 2.
 You may freely use the software, and may help others to freely use it too.  For further information
 on your rights and how they are protected, see the included license.txt file.
 
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Running
 =======
 
 To run GpsPrune from the jar file, simply call it from a command prompt or shell:
-   java -jar gpsprune_14.jar
+   java -jar gpsprune_14.1.jar
 
 If the jar file is saved in a different directory, you will need to include the path.
 Depending on your system settings, you may be able to click or double-click on the jar file
@@ -25,11 +25,17 @@ in a file manager window to execute it.  A shortcut, menu item, alias, desktop i
 or other link can of course be made should you wish.
 
 To specify a language other than the default, use an additional parameter, eg:
-   java -jar gpsprune_14.jar --lang=DE
+   java -jar gpsprune_14.1.jar --lang=DE
 
 
-New with version 14
+New with version 14.1
 =====================
+The following features were added since version 14:
+  - Addition and correction of translations
+  - Correction of version number in build scripts
+
+New with version 14
+===================
 The following features were added since version 13:
   - Dragging of existing points
   - Creation of new points by dragging the halfway point between two points