| 1. | Improvement | If user tries to start the second instance of the same MapSphere, its window is brought to foreground. In the previous versions a warning message was displayed in this case. However, if the second instance is running in another user’s session, MapSphere cannot be started and the message is displayed nevertheless. |
| 2. | Improvement | The update process is now called MapSphereUpdater to let the user understand what happens when Windows displays a warning message during MapSphere update. Note that this change will start working for future updates only. |
| 3. | Fixed | GPS fixes were treated as incorrect if both latitude and longitude values were negative (for example in South America). |
| 4. | Fixed | Some keyboard shortcuts did not work when the input focus was in panes. |
| 5. | Fixed | Timestamps from the EXIF block of a photo were not properly extracted if the value of hour, minute, or second was zero. |
| 6. | Fixed | GPS fix type values were not processed correctly in GPX XML files. |
| 7. | Fixed | License links for OpenStreetMap layers were not correct. |
| 8. | Fixed | On Windows 7 and Vista the MapSphere update did not work for the default installation path (C:\Program Files). Note that this change will start working for future updates only. |
| 9. | Fixed | After MapSphere was updated, it restarted incorrectly. It erroneously complained that another instance of MapSphere is running. |
| 10. | Fixed | MapSphere crashed if the installation path contained non-Latin characters. |
| 11. | Fixed | After uploading a photo to the MapSphere server, its rotation according to the EXIF block could be wrong. For example this can be noted in MapSphere Trip & Photo Viewer on iPad. |
| 12. | Fixed | The "OpenStreetMap (CycleMap)" and "Terraserver-USA Imagery (mix)" map layers did not work. |
| 13. | Fixed | There were several minor issues in the Photo Viewer dialog. They were fixed. |
