Version 9.2.1.79382 Changelog (March 15th, 2022)

• Version: 9.2.1.79382

• Release Date: March 15th, 2022

• Built with Xcode 13.2.1 (13C100)

New Features

• Support for world-leading PDF-to-Office (docx, pptx, xlsx) conversion. Please see our guide for more information.

• Users can now create their own custom rubber stamps using the PTRubberStampCreate tool.

• Adds the ability to rotate text annotations.

• Area and Perimeter measurement annotations now display their measurement value as a label on the annotation.

• Pages can be added to a document using a camera-based scanner.

• XML files can now be converted to PDF and displayed in the viewer.

New APIs

• Exposes new APIs for the tools in the Fill & Sign toolbar which was released in version 9.2.0 of the SDK:

  • PTCheckMarkStampCreate

  • PTCrossMarkStampCreate

  • PTDateTextCreate

  • PTDotStampCreate

  • PTSpacingTextCreate

• Added a new option to display a toggle bookmark button in the navigation bar on tablets, and the toolbar on phones.

  • PTDocumentBaseViewController.bookmarkPageButtonHidden (defaults to true)

• The PTAnnotationReplyViewController now supports editing replies.

  • PTAnnotationReplyViewController.replyEditingEnabled (defaults to true)

• Added the option to show the date picker when first creating a date text annotation with the PTDateTextCreate class

  • PTDateTextAnnotationOptions.showDatePickerWhenCreated (defaults to false)

• Added the option to show the date picker when first tapping a date text annotation created with the PTDateTextCreate class

  • PTDateTextAnnotationOptions.showDatePickerWhenTapped (defaults to false)

Bug Fixes

• Fixes an issue where the user couldn't scroll all the way to the top of the document after inserting a new page.

• Fixes an issue where the document would not save automatically under certain conditions.

• Fixes a crash when undoing certain actions while filling in forms.

• Prevents a memory leak when viewing password-protected documents.

• Fixes a crash that would sometimes occur when re-opening previously-opened files.