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# Version 6.7.1 Changelog (November 14, 2016)

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Version: 6.7.1.52181

Release Date: November 14, 2016

### Notes

6.7.1 is a major release.

### BREAKING CHANGES

* All PDFNet package names starting with `pdftron` are changed to `com.pdftron`, also, all package names are now changed to lower case. These API changes were marked as deprecated in the previous official release and are now removed.

### HIGHLIGHTS

* **Full Version Only:** Universal document conversion now supports pptx (list of supported types: docx, pptx, jpeg, jpg, gif, png and cbz)
* Undo/redo support
* PDF JavaScript support for form calculations

#### PDFViewCtrl

* **Full Version Only:** Open and view pptx document while it is being converted to PDF
* Take snapshot for changes happened in PDFViewCtrl and undo/redo changes
* View documents in maintain zoom mode

#### Tools

* PDFViewCtrlTools library now ship with two third party library dependencies: [FloatingActionButton](https://github.com/Clans/FloatingActionButton/) and [PageCropper](https://github.com/edmodo/cropper/)
* Text selection with smart snapping
* Edit custom option in combo box
* Automatically scrolls to the next form field when filling forms
* Option to stop showing the popup menu when highlighting/underlining/etc
* Option to copy annotated text to note for text markups
* Improved annotation jumping
* Improved ink toolbar
* Improved Reflow mode in terms of handling internal links, custom color mode, and turning page on tap option
* Toggle between inline editing and using a dialog for creating freetext annotations
* `UserCropDialogFragment` utility class now supports page cropping only on even/odd pages
* `ThumbnailsViewFragment` utility class now supports duplicate/rotate and export pages
* A new `PasswordDialogFragment` that allows users enter password for encrypted documents
* `Print` utility class now support cancel print during processing, see `Print.PrintCallback`

#### Complete Reader

* New SD Card file manager tab
* Recursive search in folder browsers
* Share multiple files at once from any file manager tab

### CHANGED APIs

* `PDFNet.enableJavaScript(boolean)`
* `(boolean) PDFNet.isJavaScriptEnabled()`
* `PDFViewCtrl.refreshAndUpdate(ViewChangeCollection)`
* `(boolean) PDFViewCtrl.selectByRect(double, double, double, double)`
* `(boolean) PDFViewCtrl.selectByStructWithSmartSnapping(double, double, double, double)`
* `PDFViewCtrl.setDevicePixelDensity(double, double)`
* `(Rect) PDFViewCtrl.getScreenRectForAnnot(Annot, int)`
* `PDFViewCtrl.getPageRectForAnnot(Annot, int)`
* `(Rect) PDFViewCtrl.getPostProcessedColor(ColorPt)`
* `(boolean) PDFViewCtrl.turnPageInNonContinuousMode(int, boolean)`
* `PDFViewCtrl.executeAction(ActionParameter)`
* `(boolean) PDFViewCtrl.isUndoRedoEnabled()`
* `PDFViewCtrl.enableUndoRedo()`
* `(String) PDFViewCtrl.undo()`
* `(String) PDFViewCtrl.redo()`
* `PDFViewCtrl.takeUndoSnapshot(String)`
* `(String) PDFViewCtrl.getNextUndoInfo()`
* `(String) PDFViewCtrl.getNextRedoInfo()`
* `PDFViewCtrl.revertAllChanges()`
* `Print.startPrintJob(Context, String, PDFDoc, Integer, Boolean)`
* `Print.startPrintJob(Context, String, PDFDoc, String, Integer, Boolean)`

### BUG FIXES

* Many UI improvements
* Miscellaneous bug fixes and improvements


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