SOHO Labels Version History
Version 4.1.0
Key Improvements
  • Now fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
  • If a bezier shape is left open, it can be double-clicked in order to continue adding control points (ie. to close the shape).
  • If a bezier shape is being edited and the delete key is pressed, the last segment of the line is removed.
  • Individual control points in a bezier shape can now be selected and deleted.
  • Individual control points in a bezier shape can now be selected and moved using the arrow keys.
  • Zip codes are now checked for validity before drawing PostNet barcodes (ie. if a zip code is only 4 digits long, no barcode is drawn).
  • The Smart Inspector window now dynamically repositions itself as the main window is moved.
Version 4.0.1
Key Improvements
  • Added a button to the Preferences dialog for re-enabling all informational dialogs and warnings.
  • Enabled the Paste and Match Style command for text being edited in Preview mode.
  • Fixed issue where a document couldn't be opened by double-clicking the file or choosing it from the Recent Items menu. 
  • Fixed issue where the Save command couldn't be used to save a new document when it hadn't been modified.
  • When images are dragged from the ImageKit browser, they now appear directly under the mouse pointer when dropped (previously, they could be offset from the mouse position).
Version 4.0
New Features
  • One-Click Address Formatting. Change the address used on labels and envelopes on a contact-by-contact basis in Preview mode with one click (the most requested feature by users).
  • U.S. Postal FIM Support. Print Facing Identification Marks on envelopes to help orient and separate certain types of First-Class Mail. Support for FIM A, FIM B, FIM C, and FIM D.
  • U.S. Postal Guidelines. Users can turn on U.S. Postal Guidelines to improve the deliverability of mail.
  • Image Kit Browser. Makes managing and searching artwork a breeze.
  • Six (6) New Smart Shapes. The new smart shapes are ideal for cropping photos.
  • Multiple Object Resizing. Multiple objects can be resized together without being grouped.