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• 64-bit. 32-bit databases are not supported; you must initialize a new 64-bit database using Zim 9.50 and export/import objects (ZOMExport/ZOMImport utilities)– added support for ARM 64-bit processors running 64-bit Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, and Raspberry Pi OS, all in their 64-bit versions of OS)
• General stability and performance enhancements for Zimserver
• Run multiple Zimservers on the same equipment/server (servers must use different port numbers)
• Zimserver service fixed for Windows 10/11
• Video player widget (play video, and live camera streams via rtsp), you may need to install k-lite audio codec pack for codecs not natively included/supported by windows
• Zim runtime for Android (release delayed, soon to be on the website)
• Web page viewer
• Introduced the FILEPATH option in the SET OUTPUT command. See the documentation for further details.
• Introduced the ZIM command SET INPUT to define a different behavior when processing a document or defining special types of input. See the documentation for further details.
• enhanced video capabilities.
• Bug fixes for ZOMImport from old versions of databases.
• Introduced Zim 9.50 for Android.
• Fixed occasional failures when running SYSTEM commands on Linux. The error messages were misleading because the SYSTEM actually worked successfully.
• Introduced the new field WdgType in FormFields in replacement to the old field FT which is no longer able to support modern widget types. When running Zim 9.50 ZOMEnable on a previous database version, the field FT is automatically converted to WdgType.
• Introduced the new field WdgCSS in FormFields to carry additional information for existing and new widgets. When running Zim 9.50 ZOMEnable on a previous database version, the field Default for buttons is automatically converted to WdgCSS (other widgets don’t need conversion).
• The FormFields fields Row, Col, Wdth, Hght, Fill, WdgDragMode, WsgDropTarget, HMargin and VMargin are no longer displayed in LIST statements although they are there but hidden. They are no longer used from Zim 9.50 on and is highly recommended not to be used as they might be removed in the near future.

Allows developing, deploying, and running Zim applications on Windows and Linux.

• ZimServer for Windows – to manage Zim databases based on Windows only
• ZimIDE for Windows – to develop Zim applications on Windows and Linux
• ZimQTC for Windows – to run Zim applications on Windows and Linux
• ZimExplore for Windows – to administer Zim environments on Windows and Linux

Trial License Details Licensed to: “ZIM 9.50 Evaluation and Tests”
Serial Number: 31084
Operating System: Windows
Activation key (3 users: Zim Development): 5DEG-FDB7-79GB-GD94.
Activation key (3 connections: Zim Runtime; needed for ZimIDE and ZimQt Client): GGAB-DF6A-EA53-35E2.
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. ZimPrompt 9.50 for Linux (a character-line client only for Linux).

Manages Zim databases based on Linux on INTEL processors.
Allows the development of Zim applications using ZimIDE for Windows connected to Zim databases based on Linux for INTEL.
Allows Zim applications based on Linux for INTEL to be run from ZimQTC for Windows.
Allows the administration of Zim environments based on Linux for INTEL from ZimExplore for Windows.

. ZimPrompt 9.50 for Linux (a character-line client only for Linux).

Trial License Details Licensed to: “ZIM 9.50 Evaluation and Tests”
Serial Number: 31084
Operating System: Linux
Activation key (3 users: Zim Development): GGAB-AC6A-EA53-35E2
Activation key (3 connections: Zim Runtime, ZimIDE, and ZimQt Client): 5827-CBC5-A7CE-BBAE
Enter all information as typed above without quotes. Both keys expire on 12/February/2025.