The surgeons behind the game have been busy and have had added only one big new feature and added one small enhancement. The new feature is that questions for season 4 are now in the app. This brings the total number of questions to 2,649 questions for all four seasons.

The other small tweaks is that buttons are now highlighted when you hover over them with a trackpad or Apple Pencil, on devices that support a trackpad or Apple Pencil. If there are any issues, be sure to email support. This is can be done via the "About" screen.

The surgeons behind the game have been busy and have had added only one new feature and fixed one small bug. The new feature is that questions for 3 are now in the app. This brings the total number of questions to 1793 for seasons 1 to 3. There are now 1,793 questions for all three seasons.

There was an infection in the app that caused the wrong information to be shown on the "About" screen for the latest season and episode, but this has been sewn up and fixed.

If there are any issues, be sure to email support. This is can be done via the "About" screen.

The surgeons behind the game have been busy and have had added some new features for you. The biggest addition is questions for Season 2 are now here. This brings the total number of questions to 1,202 for both seasons 1 and 2. Along with the questions, a character has been added to the Duty Roster, Lieutenant Kelleye. She was inadvertently missed amongst the people who were in the most episodes.

There have been some scrapes and bruises that have been bandaged up too. Most notably supporting character names are now consistent. We have also made some minor tweaks to make things a bit easier, particularly no longer using acronyms in many cases, especially when referring to military ranks. Questions and answers are now consistent with the following ranks:

• Colonel instead of Col.
• Major instead of Maj.
• Captain instead of Capt.
• Private instead of Pvt.
• General instead of Gen.
• Lieutenant instead of Lt.

Along with expanding the ranks, we fixed some other abbreviations to be consistent. These changes include:

• P.A. for Public Announcement
• O.R. for Operating Room
• V.D. for Venereal Disease

You can now send an email to support. This is done via the "About" screen. Lastly, support for the latest Macs and iPads has been added too.

Back in February, I released 8.3.0 of my app wwriteLite. 8.3.0 was a big update, but now there is a newer version, version 8.4.0. wwriteLite 8.4.0 is more of a minor update of the app and it only has a few new features.

New Features

• Requires iOS 16.1
• Added Lock Screen Widget for "One Word Prompt" in both single-line and wide widgets
• Added Support for iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max
• Added Support for 10th Generation iPad
• Added Support for 4th Generation 11-inch iPad Pro
• Added Support for 6th Generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro
• Added Support for Mac Studio (M1 Max/Ultra)
• Added Support for M2 MacBook Air
• Added Support for 13-inch MacBook Pro (M2)

As always wwriteLite 8.4.0 is a free app with first-party ads. You can download it from the App Store.

Today version 1.1 of "Update to 4077: An Unofficial M*A*S*H Trivia App" has been released. This version is a minor release that adds support for the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max.

You can download it from the iOS App Store, or you can play the web version at https://mashtrivia.app.

wwriteLite has been in development for almost 14 years. Over that time there have been many changes. The app has gone from being a very basic text editor, to now having a significant number of features, including templates, writing prompts, one word prompts, and even rich text file support.

wwriteLite 8.3.0 is probably one of the biggest updates thus far, and it includes only a few features, but they are big ones. The new features include:

• Saved Prompts
• Prompt Searching
• Saved Prompt Syncing
• File and Template Syncing

Let us look at each of these in turn, starting with Saved Prompts.

Saved Prompts

Version 8.0 of wwriteLite introduced "One Word Prompts" and "Writing Prompts". Now, with 8.3.0 you can save any of the prompts. This is done by opening up the One Word or Writing prompt screen and then tapping on the "star" icon. This will save the prompt.

You can then go back and look at your Saved Prompts by performing the following steps:

1. On the File List screen, tap on the "+" button.
2. Tap on the "Prompts" menu.
3. Tap on "Saved Prompts".

Here you can tap on any of your saved prompts and it will create a new file with the saved prompt.

Prompt Searching

Also new is that the ability to search One Word Prompt, Writing Prompts, or even your saved prompts. This is done by swiping down from one of the prompt screens to perform a search. This is only available on devices running iOS 15 or later, or macOS Monterey or later.

Saved Prompt Syncing

In addition to being able to saving prompts, you can enable Saved Prompt syncing by performing the following:

1. Tap on Tools.
2. Tap on Settings.
3. Scroll down to "Syncing".
4. Tap on "Enable Saved Prompt Syncing".

Saved Prompt syncing must be enabled on each device. Saved Prompt data is stored in iCloud and only you have access to your saved prompts.

File and Template Syncing

Similar to Saved Prompt syncing, you can now enable syncing of your files between devices. The steps to enable File and Template syncing are similar to that of Saved Prompts. The steps are:

1. Tap on Tools.
2. Tap on Settings.
3. Scroll down to "Syncing".
4. Tap on "Enable File and Template Syncing".

Just as with Saved Prompt syncing, you will need to enable File and Template syncing on each of your devices. As with Saved Prompts, your Files and Templates are stored in iCloud and only you will have access to your files and template.

This covers all of the new features with wwriteLite 8.3.0. Syncing has been a long time coming and it is now here.

You can view the full change log on the wwriteLite website. As usual, wwriteLite 8.3.0 is a free update and is available as a free download.

I have updated my app wwriteLite to version 8.1.0. This is a minor update that has a couple of new features, fixes some things, and has one tweak. This version includes the following:

New Features

• Adds support for the 6th generation iPad mini.
• On iPad mini the file list will always float over the file text.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed issue with title on Writing Prompts widget padding on iPad mini.
• Fixed extra spaces in some text.

Tweaks

• Optimized Interfaces for iPad mini (6th Generation)

Version 8.1.0 is now available. As always, you can download the update from the App Store. You can view the full change log on the wwriteLite site.

I have released a new version of my app, wwriteLite, version 8.0.0. This new version has a few new features, most notably the new "Prompts" feature. There are two types of prompts, "One Word Prompts" and "Writing Prompts".

One Word Prompts

The "One Word" prompt is also aptly named in that it will provide you with a new word to provide a prompt. There is a new word every day. Some examples include: 

• drip
• scratch
• fly

Every effort has been made to not have duplicates, but it is possible that there will be some along the way. 

Writing Prompts

Writing Prompts is a prompt with a new one being shown every week. As the name implies, it provides a writing prompt. Some examples are: 

• Think about the best vacation you have taken and write about why it is your favorite.
• Write about your favorite childhood toy.
• Write a story about living as part of King Arthur's entourage.

Widgets

Both prompt types can be added as a widget in either the Today View (on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS) or it can be placed on one of your home screens (iOS or iPadOS). 

As always, wwriteLite is a free update. There is an additional icon pack called "Fruit" that you can purchase. It is $0.99, like the other icon packs, "Space".

You can check out the full change log for the app. You can also download it from the App Store.

There is an update to wwriteLite, to version 7.2.2. This is another minor bug fix. This time it fixes an issue where the platform would be detected properly.

As always this is a free wwriteLite and it is available now. You can view the full list of changes by checking out the Change Log on the wwriteLite website.

Version 7.2.1 Notes
This is a minor bug fix that fixes an issue where you could not see the Markdown Preview text when using Dark mode and when the file being previewed is not using a template.

Version 7.2.0 Notes
It looks like Bill Lumbergh and Dom Portwood have finally decided to jump into the 21st century. They have decided that all TPS reports needs to be submitted in Markdown for easy conversion to HTML so they can be viewed on the Initech, LLC intranet, called Ininet. Therefore, wwriteLite now needs to be able to support Markdown.

With version 7.2.0, you can now write Markdown, preview it by tapping on the Document icon in the toolbar. Once you have previewed your markdown you can import a CSS file from the Document Picker or via URL. Once used, the file will be downloaded and stored so you can use it on other files as well. You may also delete the CSS files by tapping on the “trash” icon in the menu bar.

Also added in this version is a new "Open Source" screen which lists the open source libraries used within wwriteLite. This is accessed via the "About" screen.

There is one tweak as well, the "Drag" icon has been removed and replaced with the Markdown Preview.

There is a new release of wwriteLite, version 7.1.0. This is a bug fix release that does include one tweak.

Tweaks

• Requires iOS 14.4.
• Twitter Support username changed to @wwriteLite, The old username of @waynesworkshop will work as well.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed issue where “Always Show Ad” would not necessarily show an ad.
• Fixed an issue where tapping on the “info” icon in an Ad would not show the ad information.

As usual, wwriteLite is free and available in the iOS App Store. If you download it and experience any issues feel free to contact support.