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7-Zip has new version 22.01. I don't know if the changes are important for ExamDiff or not ...

https://www.7-zip.org/download.html
https://www.7-zip.org/history.txt

cURL has new version 7.84.0, which is security related (4 vulnerabilities in v7.83.1).

7-Zip v22.00 is now available. It seems not direct security related, so this might be an info only (for the case you want update anyway for a next version).

https://www.7-zip.org/download.html

cURL has new version 7.83.1, which is security related (6 vulnerabilities in v7.83.0).

cURL has new version 7.83.0, which is security related (4 vulnerabilities in v7.82.0).

Xpdf has new version v4.04 which is security related too (in my understanding) (see CHANGES file).

https://www.xpdfreader.com/download.html

Yes, without reproducable files ... sad, that I could and can not support you with ...

However: for a possible next time I will try to make a reproducable scenario with files screenshots and more if necessary.

Yes, I remember - years ago I had something similar or even the same behaviour. I managed it too somehow ...

Tried and works very good - thank you!

Ok, I understand. In this case, a warning would make sense, yes ... or ... ... just as idea: maybe you could make that the whole design will be switched to "classic" till the print job is done and automatically switch back - optionally (user would have to activate it explicitly but after t...

Yes I agree.

Oh, that's perfect - thank you very much!

Hello

Could you add the possibility to suppress dark mode for Print Diff Report?

It's not "printer friendly" with dark mode. And the "No background" in Page Setup
is no help.

Kind regards

Hello

I discovered that 7-Zip v21 is out of beta it seems. That means that the newest release is now v21.07.

https://www.7-zip.org/download.html

Hope you can integrate this in a future version.

Greetings

Just for information ... About HTML Tidy version: There is a newer version 5.8.0 64-bit at https://binaries.html-tidy.org/ However, this version is for 64-bit only (seems also the case for "next" versions. I assume (if there is no important reason (for example because security)), you will ...