Here's a small update to OmniWeb that will provide relief to users on Mac OS X 10.4. On Tiger systems you were probably encountering a crash that is now fixed.
You can grab the latest version via "Check for Updates" in the File menu or by visiting this page:
http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omniweb/download/
Please let us know if you encounter any issues!
OmniPlan 1.7 Final has been released!
As always, we'd like to thank everyone who provided bug reports during the Sneaky Peeks. For OmniPlan 1.7, we focused on integrating the latest version of mpxj from mpxj.sourceforge.net. Most notably this adds support for Microsoft Project 2010 MPP files, and improves compatibility with 2007 MSPDI and earlier formats.
OmniPlan 1.7 is a free update to all registered users of OmniPlan, so fire up your built-in software updater or head to our website and download OmniPlan 1.7 today!
Just a quick note to let you know that we're happy to announce OmniWeb 5.10.2. We've been quiet on the OmniWeb side of things for a while now but there have been a number of improvements we'd like to share. These changes include improving compatibility with sites that use browser detection and that contain unicode characters in the URL. It fixes various issues with services on 10.6, the print dialog, the tab drawer and corrects cookie session issues some people were seeing. We've addressed a few performance and stability issues as well.
Complete release notes and download links can be found here:
http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omniweb/download/
Enjoy!
Hello OmniPlan fans!
With the release of Microsoft Project 2010 we've been receiving reports of import issues with their new file format. In OmniPlan 1.7, we focused on integrating the latest version of mpxj from mpxj.sourceforge.net. Most notably this adds support for Microsoft Project 2010 MPP files, and improves compatibility with 2007 MSPDI and earlier formats.
Sneaky peeks are not for the faint of heart! These unstable and untested builds are snapshots of our development. This means that you might actually be the first person to try a particular build and discover that it eats your system. (We hope that doesn't happen, of course, but since we won't have tested the app before giving you access we can't make any guarantees.)
If you'd like to join us on the bleeding edge of our development process, head to our sneaky peek website to download OmniPlan 1.7 now.
If you come across any issues in the sneaky peeks, please let us know! You can reach us by clicking on Send Feedback in the Help menu (found in the app), sending email to omniplan@omnigroup.com, tweeting to @OmniPlan, or calling 1-800-315-OMNI or +1 206-523-4152.
Today we're releasing OmniFocus 1.8, a free update for anyone using OmniFocus for Mac. OmniFocus 1.8 includes numerous updates to improve the user interface, workflow, and reliability.
The 1.8 update will now clean up automatically when switching views, moving items to their proper locations, just like OmniFocus for iPhone and OmniFocus for iPad. Filtering is improved with the more flexible View Bar. All items, including groups, projects, and Inbox items, can appear in Context-mode lists, making them easier to find. Also, groups and projects can now become next actions, so there is no need to switch to Planning mode to finish up a project.
Perspectives can now be easily shared as files, by simply dragging them out of OmniFocus. As introduced in OmniFocus for iPhone, a new bookmarklet can send web pages to the Inbox from a web browser.
Synchronization is faster and even more stable. Additionally, due item alerts can be synchronized alongside the OmniFocus database as a calendar.
For more information, including complete release notes, please visit the OmniFocus download page. If you're already using OmniFocus, you can Check for Updates from the OmniFocus menu to automatically download and install this latest update.
We hope you enjoy OmniFocus 1.8!
After a beta testing period that got somewhat interrupted by WWDC and submitting OmniGraffle 1.2 for iPad to the App Store, we're happy to announce that the final versions of OmniGraffle and OmniGraffle Professional 5.2.3 are ready and available for download.
For those not following the beta releases, version 5.2.3 fixes some important bugs with respect to Bézier lines and how they connect to shapes, fixes some important issues when exporting to other formats, and adds file management options when exporting to various OmniGraffle formats to better get your files working on the iPad.
Find the disk images at our download page, and read up on the lengthy history of OmniGraffle at our historical release notes page.
Testing of OmniGraffle 5.2.3 beta 2 went well over the last two weeks, so we're ready to go for a release candidate. As is usual policy around here, we'll let the RC bake for a couple of weeks and then go final if nothing bad happens.
Disk images and release notes covering the history of version 5.2.3 can be found at the bottom of the OmniGraffle download page.
After a beta period that was a little longer than expected thanks to that pesky tablet, we're ready to go final with OmniGraphSketcher 1.1.1. If you participated in the beta, you already know that we've added Japanese and French localizations to OmniGraphSketcher. We've also improved support for international number formats (both for importing and display) and made lots of other tweaks and fixes.
OmniGraphSketcher 1.1.1 is available on our downloads page or via software update. Release notes are available in the usual spot (as well as the Help menu). As always, please don't hesitate to use the Send Feedback item in the Help menu, or email us with any questions or feedback.
We've added a couple of small fixes in this beta release, one that has to do with canvas names being incorrect on an export to HTML imagemap that was due to a different fix in beta 1, and Bézier lines should be back to normal, with the addtition of routing better according to their control handles when both endpoints are in the same location.
The beta's at the bottom of the download page, as are the release notes, short as they are.
We've made fixes to some pesky bugs that got missed during the development of OmniGraffle for iPad, and made some modifications to some of the built-in stencils, and added file settings for all exported OmniGraffle document types to better help getting your files over to the iPad.
Full release notes and download links at the bottom of the download page.