Version 2.1.6 - Build 282

Changes:

• Any alias or symbolic link (relative or absolute) which references a file that will be in the disk image, will be created as a relative symbolic link in the disk image pointing to the correct file. This makes all aliases and symbolic links, regardless of how they were create, consistent in how they behave in the disk image and avoids unexpected broken references.

Version 2.1.5 - Build 281

Fixes:

• The tool tip for Auto-Open is correct now. The setting also works independently of internet enabled.
• General improvements to error reporting during DMG building.
• Avoids a delay (which could be lengthy) at the beginning of finalizing.
• Cancelling always works now.

Version 2.1.4 - Build 278

Fixes:

• The individual icon image scaling (File Icon -> Size in the right sidebar) is now properly saved, which lets the dmgcanvas tool apply it properly.

Version 2.1.3 - Build 277

Fixes:

• If the dmgcanvas tool encounters an error during the build process, it now properly stops and exits with the status code 6.

Version 2.1.2 - Build 276

New:

• Can now be registered using the version purchased through the Mac App Store.

Fixes:

• Fixed a problem with adding files using the Add Files toolbar button.

Version 2.1.1 - Build 275

New:

• Full screen mode support.
• OS Build Target setting added into preferences and per-document.
• Appearance tweaks.

Version 2.1 - Build 274

New:

• You can now add double-sized 144 DPI images to use for Retina screens.
• When adding an image to the dmg as either the background or a background object, it warns you if it's not 144 dpi, so you know it won't look right on Retina screens.
• Text objects can now have colors with alpha values.
• Added Font into the Text inspector.
• Built dmg file name and location are saved and properly suggested the next time you build the disk image.
• When you switch to the Background view, it automatically selects the Text sidebar inspector so it's obvious that it's there.

Fixes:

• The cmdline tool now verifies the destination path is not a folder. This prevents you from accidentally overwriting your Desktop folder, for example.