Windows 8 compatibility - New "Check for Updates" option. With our aim of keeping our customers better informed of our developments we have implemented a "Check for Updates" option in the Help menu which will automatically check for any new versions of the software available to download. Data Processing and Management: New GM Anomaly Toolkit for advanced potential field data processing Pitney Bowes Software is pleased to be partnered with the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) in order to provide The GM Anomaly Toolkit. This is a collection of utilities designed to isolate and analyse discrete variations in gridded data— generally gravity or magnetic data. These variations, referred to as anomalies, are generally ascribed to single geological sources, and the objective of isolating them from other field variations is to estimate some property of those geological sources—such as their depth. New range of options within the Line Utility These include: - The Clip a database to the area within a polygon(s) or rectangle option in the Line Utility now supports inverse clipping thereby allowing data located outside of a specified region (by input vector file or rectangle) to be retained. - Recompute"Chordlength" field in a line database. - New Fill Nulls option in the Line Utility will replace null values within a database and the results of this are written back into the same database as a new field with a name specified by the user. Data Display Improvements: - New projection button for Map 1 level of workspace tree - GridFilter – ZS Interpretation Filters now allows the computed RTP grid to be exported with the other output grids. 3D Improvements: - 3D Television Support - With support for 3D Televisions and Monitors, your project and management teams can now visualise and fully appreciate your interpretations, models and complex projects in stunning and captivating full 3D (via HDMI graphics output). - Export an isosurface of a voxel model to a located image (.EGB ) file for more effective 3D displays.