AbiWord 2.1.91 "It's Sunny In Melbourne" Release Notes

These release notes describe changes, system requirements, installation instructions, known issues, and feedback for AbiWord 2.1.91. These release notes are updated when we receive feedback, so feel free to check back for new information.

• Since 2.1.90, about 20 filed bugs have been stamped FIXED. For a more detailed report of changes, albeit non-exhaustive, see the 2.1.91 changelog.
• AbiWord just keeps getting more and more stable, give it a try! (and file bugs if you find any)

• AbiWord is fast and lean, leaving a very small footprint despite its wonderful features. It does not take much to run this word processor.
• Detailed system requirements are available at http://www.abisource.com/support/require/

• Installation varies from platform to platform, you probably know how to go about it for yours. If you have trouble, see the help pages.
• There is also help in the source distribution if you choose to build from source. See abi/docs/build/BUILD.TXT.
• Downloads may be found at http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=15518.
• Additionally, many flavors of Unix or Unix-like environments carry AbiWord or have it in their ports collection or a package repository.

• Fonts don't scale with zoom on Windows. This is a temporary regression which should be fixed by the next release. It is described in bug 7610.
• There are also reports of other forms of obscured rendering on Windows, namely bug 7490.
• While many bug fixes have been made, many bugs remain (particularly with those features only recently developed), and therefore this release is not recommended for production environments. However, careful testing and extensive use of bugzilla.abisource.com are encouraged.

• To request a feature or suggest an idea, see http://www.abisource.com/contribute/suggest/
• For support, see http://www.abisource.com/support/
• We cannot stress enough that while we want to find and fix bugs, duplicate reports only slow us down and divide resources. Please check for prior reports and add your comments there.
• We love CONSTRUCTIVE feedback. Be friendly, appropriate, and patient. It always helps to counter pointing out a problem by pointing out something you like. Developers will be much more eager to help.

• See http://www.abisource.com/contribute/
• AbiWord is free and open source. The developers are volunteers, and resources are limited. Any help is appreciated.