When you tick the box to remember your login, for security reasons, this can only be used from the same IP address (which usually means your local network). Now, Ensembling has extended this to multiple IP addresses.

So, for example, if you login at home and work, either using the same laptop or different computers, each "remember me" will continue to work independently when you have logged in once from that location with the "remember me" box ticked. (If your work on the road with constantly changing IP address, you will still need to log in, and also if your provider changes your router's external IP address).

If you are already logged in you can set "remember me" in your details, by clicking your name at the top right or settings → my details.

 

When you supersede one version over another and the first version was scaled or some or all of its pages were rotated, the same scaling and rotation is also now applied to the new version. This saves having to re-apply these each time you supersede.

Ensembling now uses a different PDF tool for producing page images (known as rendering). If you notice any problems, please use the Feedback button, top right, to let us know.

Most formatted text documents, including Word and LibreOffice, produce a PDF first, so this affects most documents except images.

We had encountered a number of documents where GhostScript, the previous renderer, was producing incorrect output, such as wrongly coloured text and strange geometric aretfacts.

Additionally, Ensembling recently moved to a new server with more processors. This PDF renderer change takes advantage of the additional power to produce the separate page images of multi-page PDFs in parallel. This means multi-page PDFs can be processed up to three times faster.

See Previous updates for older update information.