LabelScope 0.2.1

Smaller improvements after 0.2.0.

• Light grid and stacked layout. Two boxes in the toolbar: a light 10 mm measuring grid over the label picture, and the label above the ZPL instead of beside it. They can also start switched on through ShowGrid and StackedLayout in settings.json.
• Crash log. If LabelScope ever stops unexpectedly, it says so in plain language and writes the details to crash.log next to the program, so you can send it to support. Look at the file first: it may contain file paths with your Windows user name.
• Fewer pointless warnings. Printer-setup commands that ZebraDesigner and similar programs send (media type, darkness, speed and so on) no longer produce warnings, because they do not change the picture.
• ^LR reverse print is now drawn. ^FB with width 0 draws nothing and tells you why, as a printer does.
• PDF417 now reaches the full size the standard allows (about 2700 digits) instead of stopping with an internal error.
• MIT licence. LabelScope is now free software under the MIT licence.

The barcodes have still not been compared with a real Zebra printer, so scan-test a label on your real printer before relying on it.

Run the installer over an existing install, or press Update in LabelScope 0.1.2 or later. Your settings are kept.