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SCAPPLE ZAPIER UPDATE
SCAPPLE ZAPIER MANUAL
SCAPPLE ZAPIER WINDOWS 8.1

SCAPPLE ZAPIER WINDOWS 8.1

If you are working on a 32-bit version of Windows 8.1 or 10, you should continue using Scapple 1.2.6. Scapple 1.4 requires a 64-bit version of Windows to run. Your Recents list will repopulate with the newly opened boards. Once you have installed 1.4, the files will open normally in the new version via File ▸ Open. Uninstalling the older version of Scapple will clear its Open Recent menu but will not delete existing Scapple board (.scap) files from your computer. If the installation folder remains after the uninstaller completes (for instance because it contains additional downloaded spell-check dictionaries), right-click the folder and choose Delete.ĭownload Scapple 1.4.

Double-click the “uninstall” file to remove Scapple. Uninstall your current version of Scapple by using Windows File Explorer to navigate into Scapple’s installation folder (by default C:\Program Files (x86)\Scapple if installed by an administrator or in your user Documents folder if installed by a standard user account).

SCAPPLE ZAPIER MANUAL

With the switch to 64-bit, Scapple 1.4 requires a manual upgrade:

SCAPPLE ZAPIER UPDATE

This does mean that we no longer support older 32-bit machines with this update (see below for details).

Future proofed: the code base has been rewritten for 64-bit support.

Improved SVG support: scalable vector graphics stay crisp at whatever size you make them, bringing the utility of vector images to Scapple.

Hi-Res support: those with high resolution screens should find Scapple much easier to work with now, and see fewer layout issues when opening boards created on standard screens.

Connection labels: text labels can be attached to connection lines, making it easier to comment on why a connection exists.

Keyboard shortcuts can now be assigned to your favourite styles. Styles now have a dedicated section in the inspector that features intuitive single-click and drag and drop interactions.

Style accessibility: styles were difficult to work with in the past, only being accessible from deeply buried menus.

The content is now a stack of collapsible sections instead of tabs, so you can more easily use multiple sections at once. The inspector now adds itself to the side of the window so it can be freely toggled without covering your work.

New inspector design: while there was an option to dock the inspector to the side of the window in the past, the integration has been improved in a few key ways.

Dark mode: featuring a new hand-crafted dark mode theme for the user interface, we’ve also put work into improving how well your content works with darker settings, or when copied and pasted between boards that are light or dark.

We are pleased to announce the official release of Scapple 1.4 for Windows! A culmination of months of work, this release represents over 160 adjustments, ranging from major new capabilities to countless minor improvements to tweaks and bug fixes.