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# Core
* 256x256 Windows icons
* add 256x256 desktop and MIME type icons
* contination of 8a17792f2e5 (Handle/invalid column ID cleanup)
* copy pivot tables when a sheet is copied.
* defer formula token conversion for defined names (xls import).
* do the same for BIFF5 and earlier.
* drop attributes FRAME and RULES of for HTML 3.2
* finally, remove data cache when nobody references it.
* fix UpdateCheck clog up server by keeping connection alive
* fix prefix of command line switches (-- instead of -)
* fix rotation of shapes in imported MS documents
* fix unfortunate name alias mixups with DejaVu fonts
* fixed crasher in dialog destructor
* have cache instance keep track of who is referencing it.
* implement RTF import progressbar
* improve RTF import of table cell spacings
* no need to update the source range when it's a named range.
* now, refreshing a table should refresh all linked tables.
* partial revert of "...template names appear... correct word order"
* properly update range keys for pivot cache.
* sheet 0 is selected by default.
* text rotation fixes.
* the "Open..." button's more room problem solved
* vcl: isolate new attempt to count monitors as screens to gtk3
* vcl: second part of fix for - get xrandr / y positioning right
* why not showing horizontal scrollbar when needed?
* 256x256 Windows icons
* add 256x256 desktop and MIME type icons
* contination of 8a17792f2e5 (Handle/invalid column ID cleanup)
* copy pivot tables when a sheet is copied.
* defer formula token conversion for defined names (xls import).
* do the same for BIFF5 and earlier.
* drop attributes FRAME and RULES of for HTML 3.2
* finally, remove data cache when nobody references it.
* fix UpdateCheck clog up server by keeping connection alive
* fix prefix of command line switches (-- instead of -)
* fix rotation of shapes in imported MS documents
* fix unfortunate name alias mixups with DejaVu fonts
* fixed crasher in dialog destructor
* have cache instance keep track of who is referencing it.
* implement RTF import progressbar
* improve RTF import of table cell spacings
* no need to update the source range when it's a named range.
* now, refreshing a table should refresh all linked tables.
* partial revert of "...template names appear... correct word order"
* properly update range keys for pivot cache.
* sheet 0 is selected by default.
* text rotation fixes.
* the "Open..." button's more room problem solved
* vcl: isolate new attempt to count monitors as screens to gtk3
* vcl: second part of fix for - get xrandr / y positioning right
* why not showing horizontal scrollbar when needed?
Adobe Reader 11.0.03
Word Viewer 11.0.8173
PDFCreator 1.7.0
Office Compatibility Pack 12.0.6514.5001
Kingsoft Office Suite Free 2013 9.1.0.4058
CutePDF Writer 3.0
Evernote 4.6.6.8360
Feed Demon 4.1.0.0
SharpReader 0.9.7.0
ToDoList 6.6
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