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DiagTransfer now comes with a new full colour toolbar, the icons are highlighted when the mouse pointer move over them, and the arrow buttons have a popup menu to choose the colour of the arrows or the squares.

A new PGN import positions feature

The "Import positions from a PGN-file" dialog allows you to import positions or entire games from a PGN file. (You can find thousands of PGN files on the web) This feature is very useful because you can have, with some mouse clicks, hundreds of positions imported in DiagTransfer ready to edit.You save a lot of time, since the program does not only import the positions it also imports colour, castling rights, fullmove number,en passant square,half move number,comments and NAGs of each position.

You have a slider bar and buttons to navigate in the game, so when the slider has focus you can also navigate with the the arrow keys for the start position,end position,one move forward and one move back positions. You can import positions either by selecting them with a click on the "Import" button or by selecting all or a section of the game with a click on the "Import all"-button. You can also import several games or positions you want at the same time.

Others features:

DiagTransfer now saves the size and placement of its window and the size and placement of the chess board when you quit the program
A button in the toolbar allows to choose active colour, and since the program now finds the castling possibilities by itself, you don't have to open the FEN-parameters dialog to set these parameters when you create a new diagram.
DiagTransfer displays a warning message when it finds a "legal" position but there may be a mistake in this position (for example: two bishops in squares of the same colour, a King in check by two Rooks, three Knights of the same colour) It's to you to either ignore or not ignore this.
In almost all True Type Fonts for chess the pieces on the diagram borders are as wide as the square pieces, which means that you get a type that is mostly empty space with a relatively thin border on the right or the left side. This is tricky to align properly. Now when you export a diagram in a word processor, you can export it without its borders and paste it inside a text zone with a visible border. This makes the diagram fonts a bit more flexible.
You can display the current FEN text and the pieces count of the current diagram in the statut bar.