Modified channel statistics dialog to present information in a box in which the user can copy, cut, paste, and add text. In particular, this allows the statisticals presented to be copied and pasted into other applications.

Added Sum of Successive Differences to channel statistics dialog.

Added new event type (Simple Dropout) and corresponding event detection algorithm.

Changed the way users enter time values for setting the display location within the file. Formerly, all time values were entered in seconds (and decimal parts of seconds). Now, time values are specified in a flexible version of the hours:minutes:seconds... format, where hours is the number of hours, minutes is the number of minutes, and seconds is the number of seconds plus the decimal parts of seconds.

If two colon characters are found in the entered expression, it is interpreted as being hours:minutes:seconds. If only one colon character is found in the entered expression, it is interpreted as being minutes:seconds. If no colon characters are found in the entered expression, it is interpreted as being seconds.

Each of the hours, minutes, and seconds values can be specified using multiple digits, and there is no limitation that the minutes or seconds values remain below 60. Therefore, an entered value of 2:67:88.33 is allowed and will be interpreted as 2 hours, 67 minutes (another hour and 7 minutes), and 88.33 seconds (another minute and 28.33 seconds). So 2:67:88.33 is an equivalent time value to 3 hours, 8 minutes, and 28.33 seconds or 3:08:28.33.

The interpretation of "missing" colons and the flexibility to specify minutes and seconds values higher than 60 leads to easy specification of time values. So, for example, if you know you want to jump to 205 minutes into the file, you don't need to do the calculation that 105 minutes is 3 hours and 25 minutes. Just enter 205:00 as the time value. Similarly, if you know you want to jump to 3560 seconds into the file, just enter 3560. The calculation that 3560 seconds corresponds to 59 minutes and 20 seconds is done automatically.

Most importantly, this method for handling entered time values is compatible with the previous way users were required to specify time values (only specifying seconds and decimal parts of seconds.) When the user specifies seconds only, the calculation of the equivalent hours, minutes, and seconds value is automatic.

The highest accuracy supported by this mechanism is at the nanosecond level.

To correspond to the change in the way users enter time values, we have added the option for time values to be displayed in hh:mm:ss.sss... format. This is now the default setting for display of time values both in the main application window and in the channel windows. The user can change to displaying time values as seconds values without minutes or hours calculated and displayed (as is true in previous versions of the software) by selecting the Options --> Display Time in Seconds menu item in the main application window.

Also, in addition to displaying and allowing the user to work with time values, we have added the ability for the user to see and enter sample number values. These sample number values show up in both the main window (corresponding to the starting location for the channels displayed) and as cursor location values for each channel when editing events in a channel.

• files with extension .wds are assumed to be WUPDRS Datafile Standard format files
• those with extensions .dat, .das, or .cds are assumed to be CODAS format files
• those with any other extension are assumed to be CODAS format files

• The following keys cause an add of an event: +, =, a, A
• The following keys cause a deletion of events in the selected range: -, d, D
• The following keys cause the active cursor to be toggled: t, T
• The following keys cause the current selected range to be cleared: C, c

• Finding an end point in a leveling trend, now uses the Successive Difference Noise Level criterion.
• Finding a start point in a change trend, now uses the Successive Difference Noise Level criterion.

Implemented partial editing functionality. Previously, whenever the display multiplier was not equal to 1, no event editing could occur. With this version, when the display multiplier is not equal to 1, the user can perform a limited form of event editing.

The event editing functionality can now be summarized as follows:

• If the display multiplier is not 1 and a channel is associated with any event type other than Miscellaneous, the user can view point values and delete events from that channel, but cannot add new events for the channel.
• If the display multiplier is not 1 and the channel is associated with the Miscellaneous event type, full event editing is available.
• If the display multiplier is 1, then full event editing is available for all event types on all channels.

• Inversion status for each channel
• Magnification amount for each channel
• Mouse button event deletion enabled/disabled status for each channel
• Editing status of each channel and the position of the editing cursors in each channel
• The current location (time) being viewed in the data file