gscan2pdf 0.9.21
+ fixed wide character crash caused by translations containing utf8.
+ ensure quit question only displayed once, rather than once per not-saved page
+ update selected/
+ reset start page in scan dialog after File/New selected
+ request page range when importing a PDF with more than one page
+ File/Compress working files
+ fixed bug remembering setting where setting is first in a list
+ fixed bug where thumbs get unselected after saving
+ Turkish translation, updates to Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Greek, Polish translations
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- 0.9.21
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- Jeffrey Ratcliffe
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+ ensure quit question only displayed once, rather than once per not-saved page
+ update selected/
Closes Debian bug #461859 (better selected/
+ reset start page in scan dialog after File/New selected
Closes 1879331 (Choosing New file does not zero page count)
+ request page range when importing a PDF with more than one page
Closes Debian bug #461076 (importing PDFs causes /tmp/ overflow)
+ File/Compress working files
+ fixed bug remembering setting where setting is first in a list
+ fixed bug where thumbs get unselected after saving
+ fixed wide character crash caused by translations containing utf8.
+ Initial Turkish translation (thanks to denz)
+ Update to Brazilian Portuguese translation (thanks to luther-x)
+ Update to Czech translation (thanks to Petr Jelínek)
+ Update to Greek translation (thanks to jimpap)
+ Update to Polish translation (thanks to nikt_taki)
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