• Added Roll View Size to Settings. Choose 100%, 90%, 80%, or 70% to display pages smaller than the screen in Roll View. Pinch in to reduce them as far as 50%. • Added Turn Pages by Tapping Screen Edges under Tap in Settings. It is on by default. When it is off, tapping a screen edge does not turn the page, but swiping, a foot switch, and a keyboard still do. • Added Show Text Box on Double-Tap and Double-Tap Detection under Text Box in Settings. Show Text Box on Double-Tap is on by default. When Show Text Box on Double-Tap is on, you can add text by tapping twice with a finger on an empty spot as well as with the tip of Apple Pencil. Set Double-Tap Detection to Strict if dots in characters such as 氵 or the top of 学 are mistaken for a double-tap, or to Relaxed if your double-taps are not recognized easily. • Double-tapping with a finger no longer switches between zoomed and full view, to separate the actions assigned to double-taps. Use two fingers to zoom in and out. • Single-page and two-page spread views now show lines and text written outside a page. Cue lines and text continuing from an adjacent page remain visible across page boundaries. Text extending outside a page also remains visible when you switch from Roll View to a single page or two-page spread. • When writing with a pen, strokes in handwritten characters no longer join or shift toward one another automatically. Long lines, such as horizontal Cue lines, still join as before. • When you open a PDF exported using Export (Re-editable) after changing it in another app, ScriptCueMark asks how to open it. Open as Re-editable also shows comments, handwriting, shapes, and other annotations added in the other app. Open as Not Re-editable shows all changes made in the other app, but the ScriptCueMark markups cannot be edited. • In inverted colors, the pen palette now uses an appearance suited to a dark screen. Black pens appear white. (There were cases where they did not.) • Fixed an issue on iPadOS 26 where, in Roll View, a line being drawn could appear away from the pen tip instead of under it. Also fixed an issue where touching and holding a markup with a finger could select and move it without a way to undo the move. • Reordered the items on the Settings screen. • Fixed other minor issues.

• Set pen and text colors for each layer. In Layer Settings on the layer menu, turn on Link Colors to Layers, and the colors change when you switch layers. • Tap twice with the tip of Apple Pencil inside a cue index or on an empty spot to add text. Choose vertical or horizontal text as you add it. • In Cue mode, tap a text to select it and change its format. • In Cue mode, draw lines with the pen (such as horizontal lines) from an empty spot or from the middle of a cue line. To add a fade curve or similar to the end of a horizontal line, touch the end with the pen, hold still for about a second, then start drawing. (If you move the pen tip right away, the horizontal line moves instead.) Horizontal lines follow the vertical line of a cue mark when you stretch or bend it. Drag a horizontal line with the pen to move it up or down while it stays joined to the vertical line. Drag its end with the pen to stretch or shrink it sideways while it stays joined. • When cue indexes overlap, only the cue you drag moves. Erasing the vertical line of a cue mark, with the eraser or otherwise, also deletes the horizontal lines attached to it, the fade curves at their ends, circles and arrows, and the text inside its cue index. • The vertical or horizontal choice in Orientation (Masks and Text) now takes priority over automatic detection of the script's orientation. • Deleting a lasso selection ends the selection, so you can keep writing right away. • The eraser has a mode that erases whole objects and a mode that erases pixels. Once you change the mode, it stays until you change it again. The first time you use the app, it erases whole objects. • The manual opens at the size that shows its body text largest, without inverted colors. • Scripts opened from other apps are copied into the app and opened. The copies are deleted automatically when no longer in use, so they don't keep taking up storage. • With "Turn One Page at a Time" in two-page spreads, pages slide by one page when you turn them, so you can follow where the current page moves. • Other minor fixes.

• Open the manual inside the app. The file menu now includes Recent Files and Update History. • Added text can mask the script text beneath it. You can switch the mask on or off for each text. • A cue index (rectangle or circle) resizes to fit the text inside it. • A dialogue frame now encloses the pause dots after the line. Pause dots keep the same size regardless of text size. • Erasing a cue line also removes its cue index and pause dots. You can also erase just the rectangle or circle. • Arrowheads and circles at line ends follow the line when you move it. Starting a line from the edge of a rectangle or circle is easier. • Turn two-page spreads one page at a time. Resize the left column (thumbnails and contents). • In vertical text, alphabetic words are shown rotated sideways. • Exports in the re-editable format now carry the view settings (layout, turn direction, inverted colors, and more). • Guidance in the settings screens now appears under each section heading.

• Display thumbnails, including your markups, or contents on the left side of the screen. Contents are divided by scene headings, show the first two lines of each page, and color-code character names. Tap an item to jump to that page. • The cue palette now lets you choose lines, rectangles, circles, pause dots, and frames that emphasize lines of dialogue. You can also mark a frame on its own. • Hold Apple Pencil still for 0.7 seconds on a cue, text, or stamp to move it immediately—no need to switch to the Cue button or selection mode. A quick touch still draws a line as usual. • Move a cue hook anywhere, regardless of character boundaries. • Improved arrowheads and circles on joined lines, highlighter strokes, and the shape of hand-drawn arrows. • When you start drawing from a line on another layer, ScriptCueMark identifies that layer by name. Layer numbers now appear in the layer menu. • Updated names and menu text for clarity, including “Marker” to “Bookmark” and “display region” to “display area.” • Delete an item from text box history with a long press. Tool buttons are given priority on narrower iPad screens. Line detection is improved on pages with little text, such as covers.