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# Version 9.5.0 Changelog (February 17th, 2023)

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* Version: 9.5.0.81377
* Release Date: February 17th, 2023
* Built with Xcode 14.1 (14B47b)

## New

* Added live-appearance support for text widget annotations.
* Added support for non-continuous vertical scrolling in the `PTPDFViewCtrl`.

## Bug fixes

* Fixed an issue with the Apple Pencil drawing an extra stroke at the beginning of a drawing.
* Fixed the rotation of rubber stamps created on rotated pages.
* Fixed the last zoom location coordinates not being saved and restored when reopening a file.
* Fixed polygon and cloud annotations disappearing on device rotation.
* Ensured the Apple-reserved "\_" Objective-C method name prefix is not used.


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