Diving Log Blog

Yes, it’s finally done! After rewriting Diving Log from scratch – which was necessary but also a risk – I think the time has come to release it. After more than 1 year of development and 6 month of beta testing it should be stable enough for everyone. Sure, there are minor issues and a few things are still missing from version 4.0, but the advantages outweigh in general. After you’ve installed the final version and a 4.0 key is found, you will be asked during the first program start to open the update website and your 4.0 key will be automatically inserted.

Here are the most important links:

• Download full setup
• Download update setup (only possible from 5.0 RC2 (version 4.9.2)
• Update your 4.0 license key
• Lost your license key?
• Changelog
• List of blog posts about the new features

Diving Log 5.0 is fully localized in these languages:

• Danish
• English
• German
• Norwegian
• Portuguese
• Spanish
• Swedish
• Turkish

The other languages are partly translated. If you want to help to complete the translation for Catalan, Czech, Dutch, Italian, Finnish, French, Polish or Russian, please contact me (Update: Strikethrough = done). As soon as new languages were completed, I’ll provide a small update zip file which you can download and extract into the 5.0 program folder. If you are using one of these languages, please follow me on Twitter, the blog or the news section to stay informed about updates.

So now after the final version is out, what’s going to happen next? I’m already planning on version 5.0.1. Depending on how stable 5.0.0 is, 5.0.1 is either a quick bug fix release or a more feature rich release. In my previous blog post I’ve also written about my plans for the Windows Mobile version.

So now please download version 5.0, update your license keys and thank you in advance for your donations if you like this update or just want to say thank you in general 🙂

Tags: Diving Log 5.0

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