- Changes since Volleyball Playbook 011

  - Rich text didn't load correctly when text tab selected, fixed (thanks Frans).
  - Offense to Defense animation only worked for the circle and triangle player symbols. Now for all symbols (thanks Frans).
  - Nudging (moving selected players(s) with arrow keys) fixed (thanks Mike).
  - Moving multiple selected players works better. 
  - Fixed an issue with moving a selected player with snap on. 
  - Performance issue of a play with lots of sketches on the sketch tab, fixed.
  - Additional bullet problem, fixed.
  - Missing players in view mode fixed (thanks Frans).
  - Loading of version 010 play list corrected.
  - Minor drag drop issue  on the sketch/text tab fixed.
  - Added an extra check for a corrupt fast load play dataset (thanks Flavio).
  - List bug in saveformation dialog fixed.
  - Zoom value in edit player dialog sometimes not initialized, fixed.
  - Snap checkbox will now not be automatically checked after registration. (thanks Johannis)

- Changes since Volleyball Playbook 010

  - Full screen.
  - New layout.
  - Play info visible in plan tab.
  - First sketch visible in plan tab.
  - Smaller PDF export.
  - New compiler.
  - Rename category.
  - Drag drop plays/drills to new category.
  - Drag drop sketches to new position.
  - Tag filters.
  - Multiple play databases.
  - Change of layout theme.
  - Default player options added.
  - Default line options added.
  - Faster loading of backup files
  - Faster flash export

- Changes since Volleyball Playbook 009

  - There is a play list tab, plays can be added and removed from the play list, printed or exported to HTML and PDF.
  - 2 new player symbols, a square and a pop (taken from the water polo playbook, a circle with "arms").
  - Undo and Redo in the Edit Drawing tab.
  - Multiple select on the Edit Drawing tab.
  - Edit polygon, extended the color options.
  - Edit lines, change of line type.
  - Edit player, font color can be changed, text up to 3 characters.
  - Edit text, border around the text, with or without filled background.
  - The ball is almost always on top.
  - Nudging of selected players with the arrow keys.
  - Export of a complete category to PDF, HTML, a backup file.
  - Improved e-mail function.
  - Anti alias on exported images.
  - SHIFT-CTRL-I will copy a double size sketch to the clipboard.
  - The printing functions have changed.
  - Richtext export in the PDF's.
  - A play can be exported to animated gif or a flash movie (note: this is not using flash in a very smart way, but the result is good).
  - Changing the logo for export is easier now.
  - HTML based Help.
  - Flip & Mirror of a sketch.
  - Text next to the animation.
  - Show exported play option after export.

- Changes since Volleyball Playbook 008

  - XP compatible.
  - New print engine.
  - Snap to grid function. 
  - Curved lines.
  - Edit line function.
  - Auto placement when adding a new last sequence.
  - Text option for sketches.
  - Edit color for polygon and ellipses.
  - Built-in SMTP E-mail client.
  - Export to PDF file format, text is not formatted. 
  - PNG image file format. 
  - Program can be executed from read only media.


- Changes since Volleyball Playbook 007
  
  - After backspace/delete: bold,italic, etc buttons will be
    updated. 
  - Floodfill changed for images > 100% screen height/width
    this solved a problem for S3 Virge DX video cards.
  - Category printing
  - Copy play function
  - File size reduction of images exported in BMP format
  - At every tenth start reminded to make a backup
  - Individual coloring and numbering of players (right click)
  - Plugin capability  
  - Full page printing

- Changes since Volleyball Playbook 006
  
  - Showing of previous positions and movement lines
  - Image draw/redraw is a bit faster. 
  - Saving of plays with more than 20 sequences
  - Rich text format text editor
  - Faster color animation
  - Shading of area's to show which area is defended or open
  - BDE replaced by XML 
  - Practice court 
  - Divider lines
  - Some new symbols

Many thanks to Arnold van Ree, Hans Henderix and Dirk Wieme for their suggestions