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A new Search field makes it easier to find a specific defect in a long list.
A new System-wide setting lets you configure e-mail with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). This makes it possible for GainSeeker to send e-mail via systems such as Gmail and Yahoo mail.
On Pareto charts of defect counts (Defects as % of total Defects, Defects as % of total Sample size, and Defects per Unit), the top axis displayed one or more decimal places. These decimal places are no longer displayed on the top axis for these three charts, because this axis will always represent a count (which can only be a whole number).
On a dashboard with the Dashboard Designer Caption property left blank, the dashboard name is now displayed (on the dashboard tab, at the top of the dashboard window, etc.) instead of the generic label "Dashboard".
When using command line parameters to automatically email a desktop, the email subject line will be the desktop name.
When using command line parameters to automatically email a dashboard, the email subject line will be the dashboard caption.
When using command line parameters to automatically email charts, the email subject line will be the chart window caption for the last chart drawn.
For a Numeric Input test, a new NoValue property (and equivalent Python command inspect.cursubi.ni(idx).novaluemode) lets you configure the test to be required or optional.
Step 2 of the Planned Inspection editor has been is now more intuitive when choosing the DMS Process and Part Numbers. The Process is now displayed in all cases, even when using the same Process as the underlying Inspection, and a Reset button makes it easy to change back to the Process from the underlying Inspection.
A new Search field makes it easier to find a specific Inspection or Planned Inspection in a long list.
The Planned Inspection editor no longer allows you to set traceability values for the two fields designated in the Inspection as "sub-inspection" and "test", because the Inspection stores information in these fields.
For the Numeric Input test property Label, PC Collect will now display only the first 43 characters of this Label. This ensures that the displayed Label will be legible to users. To display longer text or instructions, add a Text test above the Numeric Input test.
A new Search field makes it easier to find a specific Inspection or Planned Inspection in a long list.
When using Active Directory Integration, a Checkbox test with Electronic Signature set to the user name and password will require the Active Directory password instead of the GainSeeker password.
In the SQL Utility, you can now right-click the results grid to export its contents to a text file.
Exporting data to XML now encodes the date format from your Windows Regional Settings, which allows someone with a different date format to import this data correctly.
The new inspect.cursubi.ni(idx).label command gets or sets the Label property of a Numeric Input test.
The new inspect.cursubi.selectsidepanelitem(item) command lets you bring a particular document or image to the front.
Three new commands make it easy for one Python script to loop through all of the tests in a sub-inspection and perform an action (such as sending e-mail) if there were failures:
inspect.cursubi.testidlist returns a list of the TestIDs in the current sub-inspection.
inspect.cursubi.gettesttype(idx) returns the type of test that corresponds to the specified TestID.
inspect.cursubi.ni(idx).rtfvalue identifies all real-time failures that occurred for the specified Numeric Input test.
The inspect.cursubi.ni(idx).visible command now allows you to display or hide a numeric input test.
The inspect.setnextinspection command now lets you jump to a Planned Inspection after the current sub-inspection is Submitted.
For Inspections, a Used by button has been added to the Python Design Selector window. You can now select a Python Design and then click Used by to find out whether that Design is used by any Inspections.
For Dashboards, a Used by button has been added to the Python Design Selector window. You can now select a Python Design and then click Used by to find out whether that Design is used by any Dashboards.
Help topics for these command groups were updated for clarity: datadms, dataspc, stdspc, inspect
A new TRACE_OPT 5 command lets you configure a traceability column to display a list of values from a string array instead of displaying the full traceability list or the traceability priority list.