OpenLP one point nine point seven, "Joyful John" aka beta 3, has been released!

OpenLP one point nine point seven It's like a match made in heaven, With plenty new features And fewer bug creatures.

(Stupid poem courtesy of Raoul - you can moan at him!)

NB: Please note that OpenLP does not work on OS X 10.7 Lion. This is a known issue, and we are working on a solution.

It's release time again, and once again this new version will not disappoint. Along with over 79 bug fixes there have been a large number of features added.

Moving on we hope the next release will either be the first Release Candidate, or the last beta.

New features:

  • Basic support for audio files on songs.

  • Internal database upgrading (no more re-importing of your database).

  • Drag and Drop support has been enhanced from the desktop into all plugins and Services.

  • It is now possible to change to the colour surrounding small images used for themes or when displayed from a service.

  • The Song database now records when a song is created and edited.

  • Song Usage can now record when a song is used or printed.

  • The Android client is now available on the Android Market

  • More visible indication if song usage is active or not.

  • Tooltips in the service manager, including theme name, notes and media playing time.

  • The spell checker is active in notes as well.

  • The First Run Wizard can be re-run.

  • Settings can be exported and imported.

Major bugs that have been fixed:

  • Render performance improvements.

  • Image displaying performance improvement.

  • Fixed JPEG support on Mac OS X 10.6.

  • Formatting tags now work on second slide when slide is split.

  • You can update the song's theme by double-clicking on the top level item in the service manager after setting a new theme.

  • The manual is now packaged with OpenLP on Windows.

  • Various fixes around the First Run Wizard, including better handling of no connectivity.

  • Various fixes for the Bible and songs imports.

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