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To achieve this goal the team fixed over 400 bugs in SP1 and added the following improvements to the Expression Media 2 product by feature:

Hierarchical Keywords

• Child nodes are removed automatically when the parent node is removed.
• The interaction between hierarchical keywords and flat list keywords is improved.
• The drag behavior between a parent node and a child node is improved.
  Geo-tagging/Virtual Earth
• Drag-and-drop capabilities have been added to the Virtual Earth window.
• Keywords display when you drag an image to a Virtual Earth window.
• The GPS annotation field is now user editable.
• GPS locations can be sniffed from URLs with embedded Lat/Long info.
• More latitude and longitude formats have been added.
• Latitude and longitude tags can be added for display in HTML galleries.
  Raw Image support
• You can now catalog and manage media that is shared on a network by using Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV).
  Info Panel
• The template event data can be saved correctly.
• Author details can be displayed correctly.
• The annotated date can be displayed correctly when you import the .nef files.
  Catalog Editing
• Long paths and long file names are supported when paths are reset.
• Unexpected duplicates are no longer created.
• Expression Media now remembers the last used open location.
• Catalog finder shows the full paths of image files.
  Import
• Large files, such as 16000x8000 images, are now supported in HTML galleries.
• Rendering performance for the Nikon .nef files is improved.
• .arw files display the Exchangeable Image File (EXIF) data.
• Issues related to imports from camera disks are fixed.
  Light Table
• Multi-item drawing issues are fixed.
• The behavior of the delete button has changed.
• The position of the magnifier pointer is fixed.
• Keyboard shortcut issues are resolved.
• The user experience when switching between full-screen and windowed mode is improved.
  In application help
• More than 50 updates to help contents.
  Action Log and Error reporting
• More useful feedback has been added when some tasks cannot be completed.
  Date Finder
• The Date Finder in the Organize panel now enables navigation by month, year, and day.
  Reading Annotations on Import
• An intermittent problem in which only some imported files had the correct Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) annotations is fixed.
  Long file names and file names with extended characters
• Several problems with Unicode and truncated file names have been fixed. For example, issues with displaying or resolving those file names have been fixed.
  File Info Panel for Adobe Applications
• The Windows version now installs the Expression Media File Info Panel for use with Adobe applications, including Photoshop
  Exchangeable Image File (EXIF)
• Several problems that occur when you import or export EXIF metadata are fixed. For example, when you import Canon or Sony raw images, incorrect EXIF information may be generated.
  Color Profiles
• A problem in which some color profiles may be reported incorrectly is fixed. For example, the color matching of Nikon .nef images in some circumstances is improved.
  Export to Movie Maker
• Export to Movie Maker is now supported regardless of whether Quicktime is installed. Removed option to password protect a catalog
  Catalog Passwords
• Earlier versions of Expression Media and iView MediaPro included the password option to protect a catalog. This option was removed to encourage users to use a more secure method for protecting personal information. For more information, see the Expression Media Help.

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Math Stars Plus 2010 is a new program which brings users much surprise and satisfaction. The basic module of Math Stars Plus challenges students to complete all fact groups up to a selectable number. As each function (+ - x /) is successfully completed, the student earns a STAR.

When 4 stars have been earned, the student's name is entered into the Hall of Fame. The program records every problem the student attempts and can be set to use the student's previous data in selecting new problems.

In addition, Math Stars Plus includes 6 fun but challenging math games. The games range in difficulty from fairly easy to quite challenging even for advanced high school players. Students compete against their own best time or highest score in each game. The PLUS games are not counted in the student's quest to complete the facts for each function.

Major Features:

1. User selectable options include: time limit per question, number of problems, random or fixed numbers, allow negatives, vertical or horizontal display, and highest number allowed. Problems can be created by the program based upon the student's previous efforts, truly at random, or from a list of teacher-created problems.
2. Users can select addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division functions or determine which of those functions will be randomly selected by the computer. Its many options make this program adaptable for students of all ages. There is also a Primary setting which simplifies the program for young users. Problems can also be spoken aloud by the computer voice for the visually challenged.

• Math Stars Plus has been tested on OS 10.4(Tiger) and OS 10.5(Leopard). It is designed run on OS 10.3 or later.
• Version 2010r1 is a Universal Binary build which will run natively on Intel Macs and PPC Macs.
• It will run with 256 MB of RAM. 512 MB or more is recommended.
• The Macintosh install uses less than 18 MB of disk space.
• Math Stars Plus for Mac requires a monitor capable of at least 800x600 resolution. A 17-inch monitor will handle that requirement.