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# Version 5.8.0 Changelog (April 05, 2012)

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Version: 5.8.0.13559

Release Date: April 05, 2012

### Notes

* Added PDFViewCtrl.openURL() for supporting incremental downloading/viewing.
* Added PDFViewCtrl.Tool.onDocumentDownloadEvent() interface for receiving download events.
* Added PDFViewCtrl.DocumentDownloadListener interface for receiving download events.
* Added PDFViewCtrl.setDocumentDownloadListener() function.
* Added PDFViewCtrl.getAppliedCanvasTransform() to query the extra transformation matrix PDFViewCtrl applied to its Canvas.
* Modified how page sliding is handled so that contents drawn in PDFViewCtrl.Tool.onDraw() are still relative to the moving pages.
* Added PDFViewCtrl.isFinishedRendering(bool) to check if the current visible region is fully rendered.
* Addded PDFViewCtrl.waitForRendering() function that can be called to avoid flickering.
* Added PDFViewCtrl.setZoomLimit() function to cap zoom levels.
* Modified PDFViewCtrl.setClientBackgroundColor() to allow transparent background.
* Modified PDFViewCtrlDemo.java to show how to add background image, how to set zoom limits, and how to open a URL.
* Fixed a bug in sticky note creation (StickNoteCreate class in tools.jar).


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