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# Version 10.7.0 Changelog (February 7th, 2024)

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* Version: 10.7.0.83386
* Release Date: February 7th, 2024
* Built with Xcode 15.1 (15C65)

## New

* Added support for opening email link annotations without a `mailto:` prefix.
* Added the `SetSnappingMode` API to the `PTPDFViewCtrl` class.
* Added support for scaling font of free text annotations while resizing.
* Exposed the `selectAnnotation` method on the `PTFormFillTool` class.

## Fixed

* The Insert toolbar's "Add Pages" button visibility can now be controlled using the viewer's `addPagesButtonHidden` API.
* The annotation style presets are saved when changing the tool in the toolbar.
* Fixed the appearance of free text annotations not refreshing after resizing.
* Fixed a crash when using typed signatures.
* Fixed a crash when exporting a local document.
* Fixed free text annotations not using the default style when created from the long press menu.
* Fixed the annotation style picker covering the screen in landscape mode.
* Fixed a crash when showing the colour picker from the free text `inputAccessoryView`.
* Fixed a crash when trying to print a PDF without OCG layers.


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