Version 1.1.2 (04-03-2008)

• Export to raster:
  • Sometimes tiff and jp2 images created using gvSIG cannot be opened in other programmes.
• KML files:
  • Multi-layer KML files do not load correctly. All the features are shown in a single layer.

Version 1.1.1 (21-12-2007)

• Map Layout:
  • Can't remove elements using keyboard.

Version 1.1 (21-09-2007)

• CRS managing extension:
  • In Linux, in case the extension was installed in a path which contains whitespaces it is possible that gvSIG fail starting.
• Raster files:
  • Sometimes the error console has pop up when opening a JPG file if the view contains SHP files.
• dwg Files:
  • Some graphical entities topologies can't be loaded (see FAQ section).
  • If the legend properties are switched to Unique Symbol, then the graphical elements disappear from the view and only text are displayed.
• dgn files:
  • The MicroStation element Multi-Line will not be visualized.
• dxf files:
  • When opening a dxf file containing polygons with filling, those polygons are shown without filling and a vertex is droped, so the polygon is incompletely visualized.
  • If the legend properties are switched to Unique Symbol, then the graphical elements disappear from the view and only text are displayed.
  • A DXF file united to a DBF table cannot be labeled by none of the fields of the union.
• Units of measurement:
  • It does not measure properly areas in the views with system of geodesic projection.
• WMS Servers:
  • Since TIFF is an uncompressed image format, layers loaded from these servers can produce errors due to their size.
• Layout:
  • When modifying the size of an inserted image, this is distorted.
  • When zooming to the sheet area some errors can occur such as the program crash or the deletion of a layer in the view.
• Projections:
  • Small displacement errors when changing datum due to the system of reprojection used (GT2 v2.0), it will be solved when we use version 2.1.
  • When changing the projection of a view, the existing layers within that view are not reprojected.
• Internationalization:
  • Some translations on the GUI strings still pending.
• Printing:
  • With dgn and dxf files it may fail when the polygons have assigned a pattern symbol that is not a solid color or transparent (vertical, horizontal, oblique lines, etc), which will slow down printing.
• Labeling:
  • Layers reprojected to geodesic coords can not be labelled.
  • On occassions, refreshment problems when activating and deactivating may appear.
  • It does not draw the labels in the side margins of the graphic area.
  • Sometimes the otpion “Draw text only” has failed.
• Export to pdf:
  • When changing page properties, export to PDF fails recalculating the position of some elements.
• Macintosh:
  • Cannot read ECW files
  • Valid only for Intel-based computers. It will be available soon for PowerPC-based.
• PostGIS:
  • When adding, removing or deleting fields in a postgis 8.0 or newer version it throws an error to the console.
• Tables:
  • Some errors detected when working with table with non-ASCII field names.
• Annotation layer:
  • Scale, copy, rotate and symmetry tools don't work properly in this kind of layers.
• Geoprocessing:
  • The result of the dissolve geoprocess is incorrect.
• Export to raster
  • When clipping jpg2000 and ecw layers, the result is a raster with the RGB bands incorrectly swapped.
• Other:
  • When opening an existing project containing a layer whose path has changed, if the table associated to it is not removed from the Project manager, then the console pops up.

Version 1.1RC2 (09-08-2007)

• Others:
  • A high memory consumption in this version might cause the application to close suddenly after loading large datasets.
  • Sometimes, in Linux, a dialog box opens showing only the title bar. If the user attempts to close the dialog, an error pops up (see Annex 3 in the User Manual (version 2) of gvSIG 1.1).

Version 1.1RC1 (20-07-2007)

• Others:
  • A high memory consumption in this version might cause the application to close suddenly after loading large datasets.
  • Sometimes, in Linux, a dialog box opens showing only the title bar. If the user attempts to close the dialog, an error pops up.