Automatically-generated section markers now stay away from the table of contents.

Aurora ate Ribbit. Major changes include native support for PowerPoint, Visio, and Excel, considerably expanded support for equation numbering and referencing, LaTeX to Word converter, and many other updates.

Fixed a broken link to the LaTeX reference card in the documentation.

The properties dialog box is now resizable. Also, the problem with premature trial expiration on some systems has been fixed, so if you have been affected by it, this update will help.

A number of minor changes: Ribbit no longer reruns LaTeX even if formula has not been edited; Consolas font is used on Windows Vista^TM when ClearType^TM is enabled; and the default rendering mode is back to Raster.

An installer-only update that resolves incompatibilities with some East Asian operating systems.

Global properties are gone. Now each equation keeps its own copies of everything including packages and custom definitions, making for fewer surprises during editing and better portability between computers. Also in this release is a new toolbar button that lets you edit properties of several equations at once.

Font update—\varrho and \Omega were missing from 1.15, but they're with us now.

Just in time for Christmas, Ribbit can finally render equations in vector (as opposed to raster) form.  As a result, print quality is higher, files are smaller, complex backgrounds are preserved better, everything works faster, and the formulas look gorgeous with ClearType®.  Both Computer Modern and AMS Euler fonts are included, making the distribution a tad larger than before, but it is worth it.

For those unfamiliar with the Euler font (\usepackage{euler}), here is what it looks like:

Check the manual for more details.

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