Update for 2016-12-09 release.

Author: DavidAnson

ReadMe.txt

@@ -55,6 +55,10 @@ ReadMe.txt - Requirements, Installation Instructions, File List, Known Issues,
   for an even worse .NET Framework repainting bug.
 * ListBox limitations on 16-bit OSes (Windows 95/98/Me) prevent files with
   more than 32,767 lines from displaying properly.
+* The font size selected in the preferences dialog will sometimes be overridden
+  by a slightly larger or smaller size. This is the expected behavior as .Net
+  and GDI work together to pick a size that will render properly. See also
+  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3544926/font-size-discrepancy-in-net-gdi
 
 
 -----------
@@ -78,6 +82,20 @@ all circumstances, but is ultimately bound by the resources available to it.
 -- History --
 -------------
 
+2016-12-09 by Vince Curley
+----------
+* Added the "Mark Filters Changed" setting to control when the filter list is
+  considered changed. This gives the flexibility to enable, disable, or move
+  filters without "dirtying" the list and causing a prompt to save on exit.
+
+2016-10-29 by Vince Curley
+----------
+* Added font name and size to the preferences dialog. The displayed font size
+  is controlled by the base font size and the zoom level.
+* Added /Line command line argument to jump to that line when a file is opened
+* Fix a bug where the '&' character in lines was displayed incorrectly
+* Updated menu and command line options in documentation
+
 2016-06-16 by David Anson
 ----------
 * Updated the link to the .NET Framework Regular Expressions documentation

TextAnalysisTool.NET.txt

@@ -117,8 +117,10 @@ File
  Save Current Lines...            Saves the current lines to a new file
  Load Filters...                  Loads a filter file (*.tat) and replaces the
                                   current filters
- Save Filters...                  Saves the current filters to a filter file
+ Save Filters                     Saves the current filters to a filter file
                                   (*.tat)
+ Save Filters As...               Saves the current filters to a new filter
+                                  file (*.tat)
  Append to Existing Filters...    Loads a filter file (*.tat) and appends the
                                   filters to the current filters
  Recent Files                     A list of the most recently loaded files
@@ -149,13 +151,15 @@ View
                                   the current line is preserved whenever
                                   possible; otherwise it is kept as near to its
                                   previous location as possible)
+ Show Line Numbers                Toggles showing/hiding of line numbers
  Show Markers
   Always                          Always show the markers left of the text
   Never                           Never show the markers left of the text
   Only When In Use                Show the markers only when markers are defined
  Zoom In                          Increases the font size
  Zoom Out                         Decreases the font size
  Reset Zoom                       Resets the font size to the default size
+ Filter List Location             Set the docking location for the filter list
 
 Filters
  Add New Filter...                Adds a new filter of any type
@@ -187,15 +191,17 @@ Ctrl+Shift+A-Z Toggles the associated filter
 Filter Display Keys
 -------------------
 
-Space   Toggles the selected filter on and off
-Enter   Edits the selected filter (also accessible through double-click)
-Delete  Removes the selected filter
+Space                            Toggles the selected filter on and off
+Enter                            Edits the selected filter (also accessible
+                                 through double-click)
+Delete                           Removes the selected filter
+Ctrl+(Left, Right, Up, or Down)  Set the docking location of the filter list
 
 
 Status Bar Indicators
 ---------------------
 
-Funnel Icon   Indicates that the "Shown Only Filtered Lines" menu option is
+Funnel Icon   Indicates that the "Show Only Filtered Lines" menu option is
               currently selected
 Sel           Indicates the number of lines selected in the line display
 Fil           Indicates the number of filtered lines
@@ -262,9 +268,11 @@ in your default browser.)
 --------------------------------------
 
 TextAnalysisTool.NET.exe [InputFile] [/Filters:FilterFile] [/Config:ConfigFile]
+                         [/Line:LineNumber]
    InputFile - Name of the file to open and display 
    FilterFile - Name of a .tat file containing a saved filter configuration
    ConfigFile - Name of an .xml file containing configuration options
+   LineNumber - The line to display when the file is opened
 
 Examples:
 TextAnalysisTool.NET.exe \Logs\MyLog.log /Filters:"\Saved Filters\MyFilters.tat"

index.html

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
         <div class="center">
             <h1>TextAnalysisTool.NET</h1>
             <p>
-                <a href="http://dlaa.me/">David Anson</a><br/>
+                <a href="https://dlaa.me/">David Anson</a><br/>
                 <a href="https://github.com/mike-mo">Mike Morante</a><br/>
                 <a href="https://github.com/cohen-uriel">Uriel Cohen</a><br/>
                 Vince Curley<br/>
@@ -35,12 +35,12 @@ <h3>
             Includes:
         </h3>
         <ul class="notes">
-            <li>Version <code>2016-06-16</code> for .NET 4+ (32- and 64-bit)</li>
+            <li>Version <code>2016-12-09</code> for .NET 4+ (32- and 64-bit)</li>
             <li>Version <code>2013-05-07</code> for .NET 2+ (32- and 64-bit)</li>
             <li>Version <code>2006-12-04</code> for .NET 1.1+ (32-bit only)</li>
             <li>Version <code>2001-12-28</code> for x86 (32-bit only)</li>
         </ul>
-        <h3>License: <a href="http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT">MIT</a></h3>
+        <h3>License: <a href="https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT">MIT</a></h3>
         <h2>Overview</h2>
 <p><span class="label">The Problem</span>: For those times when you have to analyze a large amount of textual
 data, picking out the relevant line(s) of interest can be quite difficult.