New release of the Image Markup Tool

Posted by on 18 Feb 2011 in Activity log, Announcements

A couple of bugfixes and enhancements have been made to the Image Markup Tool, resulting in the release of version 1.8.1.9. These are the changes:

A Hungarian interface translation was contributed by Kóta Péter.
Pressing the Delete key when an annotation zone was selected on the image didn't do anything; now it triggers a "Delete annotation(s)" action.
When clicking in the Annotation Title field, if the default text is still there as a guide, it should be removed automatically. However, this wasn't happening when an alternative language interface was loaded. That bug is now fixed.

The new version is available from the IMT website.

This entry was posted by Martin and filed under Activity log, Announcements.

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The Image Markup Tool is a Windows application for annotating images, using TEI XML as its data format. Our aim is to produce a tool which creates conformant TEI P5 XML files, but which has a simple enough interface that it can be used by people with little or no experience in editing XML code.

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