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Hi, I also have some questions/suggestions regarding the serial communicator. First, I agree that it would be helpful to be able to check an 'Always on Top' checkbox. Secondly, I always forget to disconnect the serial terminal when I program my device via the bootloader. It would be great if the serial communicator automatically disconnected itself from the serial port, allowed the device to be programmed, and then reconnected after the programming was complete. Anyway, these are just minor nuisances, but I think they'd be really easy to address and change. Sleek Bill Activation Code.

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Hello David, I like the new IDE, but have a few small points. Serial Communicator: A line feed is added when a carriage return is received. Also a carriage return is added to a received line feed. Could these be made optional please?

Could you also add a toolbar button to Clear the receive window, like the old Proton IDE? This would improve the usability of the Serial Communicator. IDE: Could the Untitled blank file be made optional? It usually just gets in the way. After loading the main file, which has include files listed, if I click on an include file it is loaded, but then appears in front.

Could the include files initially be loaded in the background behind the main file? Thanks, John.

Hi John You might have already seen these features. To clear the screen in the communicator right click and select clear, you can also set various options concerning line feeds etc from the same right click menu. Have you seen the back button in the IDE? Select an include and then just hit the back button to get back to the main file. Lastly do an update to get the latest IDE and the new plug-in manager. Now you can add quick start icon to the tool bar. Right click on tool bar and select Customize Plugin Toolbar.