Release Name: 2.11

Notes:
DictionaryMaker is a graphical tool for creating electronic pronunciation dictionaries 
(for natural languages). The system allows a user to develop a pronunciation dictionary 
without requiring expert linguistic knowledge or programming expertise.

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version 2.11 June 2007
release notes created by: bmcalister@users.sourceforge.net

version 2.1 was released February 2007, see release-notes-2.1.txt
version 2.0 was released September 2006, see release-notes-2.0.txt 


Bug fixes
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The default update mode has been changed to the auto update mode.

The information written to the log file has been reduced to only contain critical information. This was done to limit the size of the log file 
after working on a large project.

The word filter now works properly. Previously it would filter words without considering the latest character entered by the user.

Saving system default settings no longer results in an false error message.

The rules are now displayed in the correct order when viewing a projects statistics.

Only one rule extraction is now performed after importing a dictionary into a current project.

The incremental rule extraction option can no longer be selected in system preferences. The reason for this is that the incremental update mode 
wasn't implemented correctly.

New Features
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Possible error words can now be viewed in the word status window.

It is now possible to export a dictionary into HTK, Festival and semi-colon delimited formats.

Phoneme mapping is now supported when exporting a dictionary. 