PDF-XChange Editor Plus 10.0.1.371.0 + Portable

• NEW Added the ability in the Measurement Calibration dialog, to use a localized decimal separator as well as the period (.) character. (40427)
• Allows regional settings to influence decimals used in calibration.
• NEW Added an extension to the Adobe Acrobat JS API
• Added a global.changed (<variable name>) method. This PDF-XChange extension to • Adobe Acrobat JS API complements global.subscribe method for using in JavaScript • async functions.

Example of usage:
async function MonitorGlobal (varName) {
try {
for (;) {
const newValue = await global.changed (varName);
console.println (`New value for ${varName}: ${newValue}`);
}
} catch {
console.println (`${varName} deleted`);
}
}

MonitorGlobal ('v1').finally (()=>console.println ('Monitoring completed'));

app.setTimeOut ('global.v1=1; ', 1);
app.setTimeOut ('global.v1=2; ', 1000);
app.setTimeOut ('delete global.v1; ', 2000);
Bugfixes and Improvements

• Fixed a possible crash in the Read Out Loud plugin on some old versions of Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016.
• Fixed an issue that was causing the Editor to crash when activating 3D content in PDF files.
• Fixed an issue with the lack of access to system’s color profiles
• Fixed an issue with formatting percentage values in some XFA forms. (T#5157)
• Improved the rendering speed when CMYK profiles are involved.
• Fixed an issue where we were using a slightly wrong image size when pasting an image on a page. (T# 5879)
• Fixed issue with handling the Home, End, PgDow, and PgUp keys in the 'Named Destinations' pane. (T# 5846) (37790)
• Fixed a minor bug with displaying tooltips on dialog buttons where in some cases they did not appear.
• Fixed an issue with redrawing toolbars after switching Speech-Engines. (40390)
• Fixed an issue whereby once reading aloud was completed, opening and closing the Speech Options dialog resulted in Read-Out-Loud starting again. (T# 6484) (40395)
• Minor improvement in OCR which may increase performance in cases where a pdf page contains just a single scanned image.