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2009-05-15 - Updated TrakEM2 to version 0.7f

TrakEM2 has been updated to version 0.7f

Please call “Help - Update Fiji” to get the new TrakEM2_.jar into your plugins folder.

The update includes:

  • Fixes for AreaList mesh generation.
  • Fixes for blending overlapping images: images where width and height were different were failing to blend.
  • Fixes for creating new AreaList, new Pipe, etc: now correctly repainting the first area or point added.
  • Now ⌃ Ctrl + A (⌘ Command + A in macosx) selects all but sensitive to object visibility and the presence of a ROI.
  • Now one must ⇧ Shift +  Left Click the first point to get the Profile to close, or ⇧ Shift + C any time to toggle the closed state.

Thanks to German Koestinger and Stephan Saalfeld for testing and bug reports.

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