AquaPrompt 1.2.2 fixes a bug where opening a new file and discarding an old one would result in an epic fail. Download it at the AquaPrompt page, or just let AquaPrompt automatically update itself as usual.

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We have a bugfix release: 1.201. This fixes a problem that caused new license files to not be recognized. It turns out the problem was an extra period in the code. If you had already installed your license file prior to the 1.2 update this doesn’t affect you. If you purchased AquaPrompt recently and discovered that upon launching the license file the text area was filled with gibberish, then this fix is for you.

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And AquaPrompt 1.2 is now here! Sporting saving and loading as well as a big obvious button for preferences, this version brings one of the most requested features. And it’s even better due to the LLVM/Clang compiler that gives it a minor speed boost and will allow us to develop more bug-free code more easily.

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The feature is finally on its way! Saving and loading for AquaPrompt is in the works. And it’s not only a concept — it’s real. It’s alive! Below you can see an image of the warning dialog and just a bit of the code that does the heavy lifting!

Of course, it has the ability to detect if the document has been modified. And it’s really smart. If, for example, you completely retype the document, AquaPrompt will still know that it’s the same document despite the fact that you retyped it and will not bother to re-save what’s already there.

The new version 1.2 will be available within a couple weeks, but there’s no way we’re putting a set date on it — we learned several times that set dates can backfire when you least expect them to, especially for a small company with limited resources. But we do promise it’ll be relatively soon.

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