What's New In Version 10?!
 


 

WinFlash Basic, Scholar, and Educator

WinFlash is available in three forms - Basic, Scholar and Educator. The features below are divided into three categories, reflecting the three program levels. Click here to view a concise table comparing the features of the three programs.  Click here to see what was new in Version 9/9.1.



The following new features are available in all three WinFlash versions:

Unicode!! - The all-time-most-requested feature enhancement is finally here! Now you can use any available Unicode font (with Windows XP or VISTA) - Russian, Chinese, mathematical symbols, 'smilies', whatever you wish - and mix them within regular Q & A text

Font Effects - Another oft-requested capability - now underline, bold, sub and superscripts and much more are available to highlight the contents of your study materials

Improved Help - XP/Vista-standard HTML help with expanded "How Do I..." section to quickly access the help you need

New character-inserter in the editor can access all fonts and characters available on your computer

File and directory handling has been brought in line with the My Documents paradigm. Each separate user account has its own My WinFlash Files directory (below My Documents) as well as its own copy of the Tutorial and Cheers directories and Subject Outline data

The following new features are available in WinFlash Scholar and Educator:

Greatly improved printing capability, including graphics cards without the old 'screenshot' overhead

Display full-text pairs in the editor's Table View. Vary font size for optimal readability

The following new features are available in WinFlash Educator:

HandyCards and Flashcard Exchange files (.hc format) transparently imported and saved as native format .flu files directly from File|Open menu. The old, multi-step process is no longer necessary to use these files

Full text support in the Advanced Statistics display

Note: Old .FLS study files will work just fine with v10.  Simply open them with the new program and the new entries for the .FLD file will be automatically created the first time you open the file in v10.  

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