PrizmDoc Viewer v13.0 introduces the following new features and product updates/fixes:

New Features

Document Comparison Overview

PrizmDoc Viewer now provides the ability to compare Microsoft Word documents. Document comparison is the process of cross-checking new versions of a document against previous versions so that you can see the changes. These changes could include formatting modifications such as font or spacing changes, grammatical changes, or the addition or omission of words, sentences, clauses or paragraphs. For more information on how to use the new Document Compare functionality, refer to the following topics:

• Overview of Document Compare
• Work with Document Comparison Programmatically
• Perform Document Comparison
• Use Document Compare in the Viewer

Image Tools

We've added a new option called Image Tools. You can manipulate document fidelity in the Viewer. For more information, review the End User Guide.

Support for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

PrizmDoc Viewer now supports Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.

Support for Windows Server 2016

PrizmDoc Viewer now supports Windows Server 2016.

Native SVG Icons

The Viewer has been upgraded to support native SVG icons. This will simplify replacing default icons with your own versions.

Online Help

• The Get Started with PrizmDoc Viewer section has been updated to include a new step called, "1 - Get an Evaluation License".
• The Deployment Licensing section has been updated and clarified to help you understand all of your licensing options. A new topic covers the purpose of the Prizm Licensing Utility.
• The End User Guides section has been updated to include new topics:
  • Compare Documents - how to use the new Comparison Viewer
  • Image Tools - how to use the new Image Tools feature for viewing documents

Product Updates/Fixes

PrizmDoc Server

• Addressed incorrect page count and rendering content issues with MS Word documents (with track changes turned on when using the MSO rendering engine).
• Resolved incorrect rendering of AAA/AAAA Excel date/time formatting when using the LibreOffice rendering engine.