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  1. I agree - you can't expect an old customer to find and understand what new features there are unless you document the big changes/features. It's like saying: Buy this year's model of you old car. We won't tell you what we changed - but you can do a test drive for 30 days to see if you'll spot any changes! Checking for updates gives the following message: "Opusmodus 3.0 is payable upgrade and requires new License key. Print improvement Debugger auto abort" Is that all for a major version upgrade? If not - where do I find info on what is new/improved?
  2. Is the underlying LISP system technically unable to display documents at different zoom levels? Usually the size at which documents are displayed have nothing to do with whether the displayed document is write-protected or not. I strongly vouch for implementing a preference setting letting the user choose at what size a document is displayed in future versions (if technically possible). My guess is that many older users of OPMO does not have the same eye-sight as they did when they were in their 20ies and could benefit from a a larger display size for documentation files. I for one, find the tiny font size very taxing on the eyes. It's a bit more readable on the laptop screen but on a big desktop monitor where you sit farther away it's a pain (for me) to read. Are there any plans to improve this in the future?
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