Having wrestled with downloading and using a Microsoft program
at length (and failing !) it was a delight to have simple and clear
instructions which enabled me to quickly update my previous copy of
RiscOSM and also to download/instal Recce for the first time. I shall
find both these Risc programs very useful on a current personal project.

Well done Matthew and Hilary - others (e.g. Microsoft) could usefully
learn from you about instructions on how to proceed.

Regards,

In message <ap.2519b2592b.a701a0a.m.conroy@argonet.co.uk>
Matthew Phillips <spam2011m@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>This weekend Sine Nomine Software has released some further updates to
>software, first announced at the Wakefield Show.
>
>----
>
>Impact 3.60 relational database and ImpEmail 1.20 email merge
>
>A new display of field definitions for databases is the main new feature, but
>there are several other improvements, including better interpretation of
>dates when just two digits are entered for the year. ImpEmail gains Bcc,
>Reply-To and Sender fields, and the editor is improved so that
>triple-clicking selects an entire merge command.
>
>This is a free upgrade for existing users available from the Impact web pages
>https://sinenomine.co.uk/software/impact/
>
>----
>
>RiscOSM 2.02 vector mapping software
>
>Version 2.00 of RiscOSM was released a fortnight ago, and this is the second
>traditional post-show bug fix release. Version 2.00 introduced a new map data
>format and changes which speed up map loading and rendering, particularly for
>small-scale maps. It is a chargeable update available from the RiscOSM web
>pages:
>https://sinenomine.co.uk/software/riscosm/
>
>Version 2.02 adds
>
>* two more small speed enhancements
>* corrections to interpretation of normal/daylight-saving time for tracks
>* bug fixes, including a crash when saving pins as KML, and the inclusion of
> waypoints when saving as a Draw file.
>
>----
>
>Recce 1.05
>
>Recce is a helper application for RiscOSM which allows photos and other data
>to be fetched from web-based sources. Version 1.05 is a small update to
>version 1.04 which was released the day of the Wakefield Show and which adds
>weather forecasts to the data accessible from RiscOSM. Version 1.04 is a
>chargeable update. See the RiscOSM upgrade page for ordering details.
>
>----
>
>Important note about CPUClock
>
>We have had several reports of strange errors in RiscOSM over the past couple
>of months. These have been tracked down to a faulty version of CPUClock which
>was corrupting the floating point environment. If you have CPUClock 2.08,
>please upgrade to CPUClock 2.09. Many thanks to Chris Johnson for tracking
>down this issue quickly.
>http://www.chrisjohnson.plus.com/software/cpuclock.html
>
>----
>
>SuperDoku 1.32
>
>A new version of SuperDoku, the puzzle generator and solver, has received a
>small update: literally adding an equals sign to one line of the source code.
>This corrects a bug which meant the software was unable to solve the Hard
>Futoshiki puzzle in the 23 April Guardian Weekly. Other puzzles may have been
>affected too. Actually the hints have been improved as well, so it was a bit
>more than a single equals sign. See our general software page for the
>download.
>https://sinenomine.co.uk/software/#superdoku
>

--
Graham Pickles
If at first you don't succeed... So much for skydiving. (Henry Youngman)

In message <89d2eb2b59.graham@graham.durain.uk>
on 13 May 2021 Graham Pickles wrote:

> Having wrestled with downloading and using a Microsoft program
> at length (and failing !) it was a delight to have simple and clear
> instructions which enabled me to quickly update my previous copy of
> RiscOSM and also to download/instal Recce for the first time. I shall
> find both these Risc programs very useful on a current personal project.
>
> Well done Matthew and Hilary - others (e.g. Microsoft) could usefully
> learn from you about instructions on how to proceed.

I'm glad you found the process straightforward.

--
Matthew Phillips
Sine Nomine Software
Durham