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New in Debrief

Jan 2019 - Beta availability of Debrief with Scripting.
May 2015 - Switch to new Color Map for tracks and symbols.
Mar 2015 - Release of Natural Earth
Nov 2014 - UI Makeover, switch to [DPF] (http://www.debrief.info/tutorial/index.html#debrief_file_format.html) file suffix, printed form of cheat sheets
Nov 2014 - Introduce automated Track Jump Removal, plus Dynamic Infill Segments
Sep 2014 - Formally replace Layer Manager with standard Eclipse Outline View
Apr 2014 - Integrate Semi Automated Track Construction (TMA)
Dec 2013 - Intregration of time-synced audio, video, stills players (beta)
Oct 2013 - Rotated labels on legs
Aug 2013 - Support for auto-calculated range/brg labels
Jul 2013 - Dragging mouse from BR to TL performs zoom-out, instead of zoom-in
Jun 2013 - Debrief can now calculate course/speed for a track if the data isn't produced by the recording device.
Jun 2013 - Added support for reading Polygon shape from REP file
Sept 2012 - Support irregular arcs in Range Ring Highlighter
Sept 2012 - Allow REP position line to include text label at end
Aug 2012 - Introduce new, easier method of Polygon editing
May 2012 - Introduce ability to plot XY graphs of planning tracks
Apr 2012 - Introduce capability to use Debrief for exercise planning
Apr 2012 - Debrief can now display a Navigation Chart Backdrop
Mar 2012 - Add attribute to Track object, to display a direction of travel arrow.
Aug 2011 - Introduce Wizard for creation of new Narrative entries

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The development of Debrief has been supported by Oxygen XML

The development of Debrief has also been supported by the YourKit Java Profiler

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New PDF cover page

We currently have two tutorials for Debrief: https://debrief.github.io/support

They're titled General and Track Construction. We now have a third tutorial, titled Advanced Analysis. So, we'll need a new button in that list.

But, we'll also need a new custom front cover. We have some custom front covers in this repo:
https://github.com/debrief/debrief-materials

So, we'll need the tutorial_cover folder to be duplicated, and a new folder called advanced_tutorial_cover. This will contain a .ai document with a new title & introduction.

The new cover page will have this title:
Advanced Analysis

The supporting text block will have this:

Once you've mastered the Debrief basics, you should be able to perform most 
analysis tasks using Debrief.  But, if your role requires it, you may need to drill 
down into Debrief's advanced analysis capabilities.  These include specific ways of 
viewing the data, handling multi-media content, and using scripting to interact 
with Debrief

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