- Significant improvements to VoiceOver accessibility: you can now use VoiceOver to walk methodically through the branches of a map and perform actions on its parts - The PDFs of maps generated for email messages can now include headers and footers (customizable via the "Print Setup" menu accessible via tapping-and-holding on any map in the maps browser) - Better memory usage reduces the app's memory footprint - Other smaller-scale fixes and improvements If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- You can now have a dark or tinted app icon on devices running the most recent version of iOS or iPadOS. To change the app icon, long-press in an empty space on your device home screen, tap the appearing "Edit" button, then the "Customize" button, to select the type of icons you'd like to display. - Improvements in the scrollability of the print setup dialog box If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
Corrected an issue where the "Create Map" button in ArguMap's maps browser would occasionally not be visible Other recent changes: -- Map bubbles are now labeled with numbers you can toggle on or off (via a button accessed from the map toolbar). The numbers can help you easily to refer to various parts of the map. -- Printouts of maps have headers and footers that you can now customize with the map's name, some alternative text, the map's principal author, the map's "last modified" date, and/or the print date. To customize the printout header/footer, access the "Print Setup" menu item by long-pressing on any map in the app's maps browser. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- Map bubbles are now labeled with numbers you can toggle on or off (via a button accessed from the map toolbar). The numbers can help you easily to refer to various parts of the map. - Printouts of maps have headers and footers that you can now customize with the map's name, some alternative text, the map's principal author, the map's "last modified" date, and/or the print date. To customize the printout header/footer, access the "Print Setup" menu item by long-pressing on any map in the app's maps browser. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- You can now search the contents of previously opened maps via the magnifying glass to the LEFT of the "i" info button in the maps browser. - At the end of the editing of a claim on a map, the claim's bubble better "hugs" its text. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
The text-formatting edition! - You can now apply bold / italic / underline / color formatting to claims on argument maps. - Items have been added to the help menu explaining text formatting, map background colors, and (for iOS / iPadOS 16 and higher) importing text via scanning. - A "what's new" screen has been added. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
The color edition! - From the "marker tip" button in any argument map's toolbar, you can now select a custom color for the map's background. From that button you can also change the default background color for argument maps that do not have a custom background color. - This version also fixes a bug that prevented new maps from being created under certain conditions. - The minimal supported operating system for app updates is now iOS / iPadOS 15.0. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- Comments made on parts of a map (using the map-commenting feature) are now included when maps are printed or exported to PDF. - The resizing handles on map bubbles maintain a tappable or clickable size regardless of the map's zoom level. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- You can now paste multi-bubble selections from one map to another (in addition to pasting within a single map). See the "Selecting Multiple Bubbles" section of any map toolbar's "?" Help Menu for information on cutting, copying, and pasting multi-bubble selections. (Special thanks to an ArguMap user for the suggestion of this feature.) If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- Improved code related to the creation of map thumbnail images, the renaming of maps, and the setting of maps' modification dates - The minimal supported operating system is now iOS / iPadOS 14.5. If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- Improved code related to map saving - Updated code related to map loading If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- Fixed a bug related to the app's undo action If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
- Provided more ways to provide feedback to the developer via email - Clarified the language of the Pro Unlock in-app purchase to indicate that it is a *one-time* purchase If ArguMap is useful to you, please take a moment to rate it and/or give it a nice review-- it's really appreciated.
Version 2.0: - ArguMap happily runs on iPads, iPhones, and— *now for the first time*— on Macs! - Upholding our commitment to maintaining ArguMap as a high-quality desktop-class app, we are introducing a redesigned toolbar that makes common commands accessible via a pulldown menu. Map renaming can also occur from the toolbar. - On iPadOS, two argument maps can now be opened side-by-side. - Options for (1) printing maps and (2) saving images of maps to the Photos library are now available through each map's contextual menu in the maps browser. - Clickable/tappable links / phone numbers / addresses / etc. in the text of claim bubbles are now auto-detected. - For devices running iOS 16 and iPadOS 16: text for claim bubbles can now be scanned in from the camera or images in the Photos library. - There are multiple other improvements to make the app compatible with the latest version of your device's operating system. Version 2.0.2: Continued improvements in the map-commenting feature
Version 2.0: - ArguMap happily runs on iPads, iPhones, and— *now for the first time*— on Macs! - Upholding our commitment to maintaining ArguMap as a high-quality desktop-class app, we are introducing a redesigned toolbar that makes common commands accessible via a pulldown menu. Map renaming can also occur from the toolbar. - On iPadOS, two argument maps can now be opened side-by-side. - Options for (1) printing maps and (2) saving images of maps to the Photos library are now available through each map's contextual menu in the maps browser. - Clickable/tappable links / phone numbers / addresses / etc. in the text of claim bubbles are now auto-detected. - For devices running iOS 16 and iPadOS 16: text for claim bubbles can now be scanned in from the camera or images in the Photos library. - There are multiple other improvements to make the app compatible with the latest version of your device's operating system. Version 2.0.1: Small-scale improvements in the map comments and multi-component selection features
- ArguMap happily runs on iPads, iPhones, and— *now for the first time*— on Macs! - Upholding our commitment to maintaining ArguMap as a high-quality desktop-class app, we are introducing a redesigned toolbar that makes common commands accessible via a pulldown menu. Map renaming can also occur from the toolbar. - On iPadOS, two argument maps can now be opened side-by-side. - Options for (1) printing maps and (2) saving images of maps to the Photos library are now available through each map's contextual menu in the maps browser. - Clickable/tappable links / phone numbers / addresses / etc. in the text of claim bubbles are now auto-detected. - For devices running iOS 16 and iPadOS 16: text for claim bubbles can now be scanned in from the camera or images in the Photos library. - There are multiple other improvements to make the app compatible with the latest version of your device's operating system.