Release Notes

Memory management was optimized.
Fixed a problem with preview display for some templates in the Template Gallery.
Fixed unintended scrolling of Inspector controls on High Sierra.

Fixed an issue when the application would not start after upgrading to High Sierra.

Addresses an issue with Master Pages not applying correctly in documents with facing pages.

The application can now correctly access the additional clipart pack purchased as in-app purchase in the previous version.

Some saved documents would not open if the Source panel had been extended much wider than the default setting.
Fixed a problem causing text wrapping to reset after opening or attempting to print a document.
The Forms and Social Media template categories could be missing in versions other than English.
The Bleeds setting in Export Options now works correctly for documents with facing pages.
Fixed a problem when Heading objects of a very small size could prevent documents from opening.
The application could be launched on Mac OS X earlier than 10.10 even though such systems are not supported.
The program could crash when viewing My Templates containing calendars or 3D Headings.
Other performance and stability improvements.

Stylish new interface.
Swift Publisher 5 now supports Touch Bar.
Performance improvements facilitate working with large documents.
Layer management was moved to a dedicated tab in the Inspector.
New templates of magazines, newspapers, greeting cards, and forms added.
A collection of artistic 2D and 3D heading presets guarantees your documents stand out.
Art Text 3 integration (Art Text 3 purchase is required).
Integration with Depositphotos — an online store of over 60 million vector and raster images.
Support for Google Maps.
Spread Mode lets you see and edit two pages on the screen.
The inner architecture of Swift Publisher was redesigned to take full advantage of macOS Sierra capabilities.
New Document dialog.
New grid with customizable horizontal and vertical spacing.
Pixels and Picas measurement units added.
Guides can now be positioned precisely by entering exact coordinates.
New resize mode using Shift button added.
Working with text boxes has been improved: it is now possible to link and unlink existing text boxes.
Measurement units are stored in the document, making it convenient when working with different documents.
Free zones on the edges of the canvas have been added to serve as temporary storage areas for objects used in the design process.
Fixed the problem with unnecessary temporary files accumulating over time and using up disc space.
Text direction control was added for Circular Text.
Multiple other improvements and bug fixes.

Image search in the Internet has been fixed — it is launched in the Web browser.
New image quality setting added to PDF export setting: 72 DPI (Screen).
Fixed scrolling in the Masks panel under El Capitan.
Images inserted into the document from the Source panel are now centered properly.
Dynamic Fields now export to PDF correctly with the “Convert text to curves” option enabled.
The Copy/Paste commands now work for Dynamic Fields inside text boxes.
Other minor fixes and improvements.

Increased performance when working with multi-page documents containing large texts.
Page Numbers and other dynamic fields update correctly on Master Pages.
Fixed crashes when adding and editing QR code.
Corrected the problem with a wrong page order in the booklet printing mode.
Fixed a number of issues with opening and saving documents.

El Captain style interface.
The new Photos app released in OS X 10.10.3 is now supported.
It is now possible to create and print a number of popular barcode types.
Dynamic data fields for merge printing have been introduced.
Circle and Circular Text tools have been added.
The built-in clipart has been overhauled and the number of images increased to more than 2,000.
70 new pre-designed templates added.
The new Welcome Window offers easy access to tutorials and other resources.
Export to PNG added.
Set page range for PDF export.
Exchange documents between your Mac computers thanks to iCloud Drive support.
Multiple other improvements.