Cleanup mathes/BUGS (#3493)

[features.git] / lib / RELEASE-NOTES

diff --git a/lib/RELEASE-NOTES b/lib/RELEASE-NOTES
index 02bb3deed83ab3fc5477557903b5311b8ff50abc..31e3e7ca070f112cbff7f05f687a8bb82198e1dd 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/RELEASE-NOTES
+++ b/lib/RELEASE-NOTES
@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@
 * Default shortcuts for saving bookmarks have been changed to Alt-NUM, where
   NUM is the number of the bookmark. (They were previously Shift-F1, etc.)
 
-* This allows Shift-F3 to be used for word-find-backwards (i.e., find previous)
-  on Linux and Windows.
+* Shift-F3 can be used for word-find-backwards (i.e., find previous) on Linux
+  and Windows.
 
 * The shortcut to use the selection for a find on macOS is now Cmd-E, as is the
   Apple standard.  The shortcut for find the next occurrence of the current
@@ -35,6 +35,8 @@
 * Document (or selection statistics) is now shown in status bar and can be
   disabled by the context menu.
 
+* The actual enabled state of the synchronize TeX output option of the document
+  is used to enable or disable the menu item for forward-search.
 
 !!Documents compilation process and images conversion
 
@@ -77,6 +79,11 @@
   screen. Note that "backingstore" is actually always enforced on
   macOS and Wayland (default: partial).
 
+* \screen_limit true|false: determines whether the text width on screen is limited
+  (both fullscreen and normal view).
+
+* \screen_width <length>: sets the width of the text on screen if \screen_limit is true.
+
 !!!The following pref variables were changed in 2.4:
 
 
@@ -87,6 +94,12 @@
   The font encoding is now automatically set depending on the document
   fonts and languages.
 
+* \fullscreen_limit
+  Removed in favor of \screen_limit
+
+* \fullscreen_width
+  Removed in favor of \screen_width
+
 * \use_qimage
   This is no longer necessary due to the rewrite of the painter.
 
@@ -130,6 +143,11 @@
 * spelling-remove-local removes words for a given language from the document's local
   spelling dictionary.
 
+* index-tag-all adds a copy of the index entry under cursor to after all occurrences of the
+  word that precedes the index inset.
+  
+* inset-insert-copy inserts the inset's content (in ToC pane) at the position of the cursor.
+
 * inset-split is a new convenience function that splits an inset into two at the given
   cursor position. This is only implemented for text insets currently.