Origin 2016 SR1 Bug Fixes

ORG-3910

Bug introduced in Origin 2016 SR0. When creating graph using Plot Setup dialog, Rescale checkbox wasn't checked by default. Therefore the graph shows a range e.g. -2.5 to 35.

Fixed in SR1 now.

ORG-13958

Do a statistics on a column with grouping information columns.

Choose to plot box chart.

The X tick labels of major group failed to show corresponding group name.

Crash when opening some opj with contour graph or when modifying it.

This is related to triangulation of colinear data.

ORG-12543

1. Create a 3 column 360 row worksheet. 
2. Fill 3 cols with row numbers. Set col(C) as Y error.
3. Highlight them to plot a polar graph.
4. Open PD, change error bar transparency to 50%. Click OK.
5. 4. Copy page.
   ==>Origin freezes.
6. Or run the following script to record time. It's about 55 sec before the fix. After fix, about 5 sec.

sec;
menu -e 34097;
sec -e test;
type copy page time:$(test);

Click to select legend or text object. Type 0 in Line/Border Width combo box on Style toolbar. Press Enter to to hide the border line.

Before the fix, border line is still there.

Since Origin 2015, we allow user to use Edit: Paste Format... to apply format from an existing graph theme file to graph windows.

It doesn't work in German Origin. Fixed in SR1 now.

When the "Auto" color icon (found in various color controls) is mean to be for a colormap, the icon (little color bars) does nto reflect the underlying colormap very well.

To reproduce:

1. Create worksheet and fill Col A with row numbers & Col B with random numbers.
2. Create Scatter plot.
3. In Plot Detail dialog, set Symbol color to Map:Col A.
4. Enable Labels.

==> In the Label color control, the colors in the icon for "Auto" don't look like they are related to the colormap very well. 

This is newly broken in Origin 2016 SR0 and is fixed in SR1.

All plots used the 1st X column in DigiData instead of the correct X column for each digitized line

In the Peak Analyzer, XPS Baseline is snapped to spectrum since SR1. At past, it always starts from 0.

Highlight a column to and choose Plot: Statistics: Probability Plot or Q-Q Plot.

Specify Output Range to be a specified sheet name, e.g. [<input>]<new name:=abc> or an existing sheet [Book1]Sheet2!, after plotting, the output sheet was always called Normal1, etc.

In SR1, the specified output sheet name will be kept. Also default output sheet name is PlotDataN.

windown -da <winName>

Failed to duplicate active window specified name and keep the current window active

1. New a workbook
2. run the command

window -da mywinName

Newly Broken In Origin 2016 SR0. it keeps the duplicated window active. Also failed to rename it as mywinName

Fixed in SR1.

ORG-13455

ORG-13522

Windows OS Upgrade Should not trigger license issue in Origin

Windows OS Update (not upgrade) Should not trigger license issue in Origin

ORG-12569