What's New in Wenlin 3.3

Changes since version 3.2 (see also What Was New in Wenlin 3.2)

New features

New option in the Options menu: "Open files with editing enabled". When this is checked, whenever you open a file it will automatically have editing enabled, saving you the trouble of choosing "Enable editing" from the File menu. This is useful if you very often open files with the intention of modifying them rather than only viewing them.
Revised option in the Options menu: "Reveal codes in this window". Unlike the old "Reveal codes", the new option only applies to the window that is active when you give the command.
Some lists (such as "Words by pinyin") are now formatted with hanging indentation, making them a bit easier to read.
Some dialog boxes have been enlarged. "Find" and "Look up word", for example, now let you enter longer strings of text.
Brush tool (handwriting recognition) window dimensions and position are remembered from one session to the next.
There is a new link in each Zidian entry to the Unicode website for the Unihan database. There is also added support for some recent additions to Unicode.
On OS X, there is new compatibility with iClip and similar clipboard utilities.

Pinyin transcription ("Make transformed copy") sometimes gave redundant choices.
"Search files" had problems when the file name included Chinese characters (on Macintosh) or when the full path of the file was unusually long (MS-Windows). It also had a problem with regular expressions.
The "brush tool" window moved around from one session to the next.
There was a problem with "Find" in the "Words by pinyin" window.
Various other undocumented corrections.

If you are already a licensed user of Wenlin 3.0 or later, then you may download the update. Please see the Wenlin update page.