Adaptations for the iOS 26 user interface.

Bug fixes.

Added support for importing map picture files with any of the file extension: JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, TIFF directly from an app that can share such files (Files, Mail, etc.), which is may be a convenient alternative to importing map pictures from the Photo library.
E.g. in Files, select the picture file, then tap the "Share" button and select Orienteering Companion to receive and import the map picture.

Fixed a bug that could cause lines between control points to become partially invisible when printing a map with a course enabled.

Updated to support the iOS versions 14 -  16.

Support for iOS 13 including Dark Mode.

Fixed some bugs that prevented importing .KMZ files that are exported from OCAD with the option "KMZ Google Earth (Raster)".

Fixed a compatibility issue with iOS 11.3 that made it impossible to view and share logged tracks with the Files app.

- AirPrint support: print a map to A4 or US Letter size pages, optionally with course and logged track content.
- A PDF can be generated for sharing using a pinch-gesture (or 3D-Touch) on the map thumbnail in the print view.
- A map can be manually tagged with Contour Interval info in the map Details view (the i-button in the Map Collection) which will be displayed on a printed map along with scale information.
- If a map has one or more courses, it is now possible to hide the current by deselecting it in the Course List for the map.

Support for iOS 11.
The Files App can be used to browse and export logged tracks.

- Support for importing maps in KMZ format (compressed KML archive).
- Fixed an issue with iOS 10 that caused failure to upload exported GPX track files for maps containing Swedish characters in the name to track visualiser websites, such as Livelox.

- KML (Google Earth map file format) support. Now possible to import maps that are defined in .kml files (with a calibrated map overlay). To import, open a .kml file from a website and choose to open the file from Orienteering Companion. Other ways to import, such as via mail, iCloud Drive, etc. are supported as well.
- Imported maps are now indicated with green icon to make it easier to find those in the Map Collection.
- iOS 10/iPhone 7 adaptions.
- Bug fixes.

Courses are now included when sharing maps.

The course editor now supports multiple courses for each map.

- Logged tracks can now be imported directly in GPX format from another app, e.g. from Safari, where tracks can viewed with a browser and selected for upload to websites (this has been tested with Livelox.com, Endomondo.com, Strava.com).
- The support for iOS 8.0 has been dropped. Version 9.0 or later is required.

Sharing of logged tracks in GPX format (export to Mail, iTunes, Dropbox, etc.) that can be uploaded to web sites for visualizing of tracks such as for example Livelox.com, Strava.com and Endomondo.com.

- Miscellaneous calibration user interface improvements.
- Restore and Save Default calibration now asks user for confirmation to avoid accidental changes.
- Bug fixes

Correction for an issue causing the location updates (GPS positions) not working when the app was run in the background on iOS 9.

Supports iOS 9.

Virtual orienteering course:
- Create and edit a course for the current map by placing out start, multiple control points and finish on the map.
- When tapping the Run button, the user can start a tracked run and find all control points between start and finish (by default without revealing the users position on the map). Found control points are indicated with an audible beep and also visually highlighted on the map. When the user reaches the finish, the run ends and a result is presented with split/total time and distance information.
- There is a "cheat mode" that can be enabled to reveal the current position and the track so far.
- The run course result is stored along with the logged track and can be viewed later in the log table by tapping the (i) button at a log item that has recorded a course run.

Calibration & Adjustment:
- A map calibrations can be internally backed up (as ”Default Calibration"), which can be used later to restore the calibration of a map. This is available in the Paused-mode when tapping the Calibration button (if the calibration has been changed or never been saved before).

- Automatically adjustment of the map against course control points. A new ”Auto” toolbar button is available in the Adjust to 2nd Position mode, which can adjust the map automatically by selecting a control point where it should be located at the user’s current position. It is also possible to quick-adjust the map while in Run-mode by long-pressing a finger on a course control point.

Other:
- Sharing maps via Dropbox is now supported.

- Developed for iOS 8.
- Supports iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
- Multiple logs with colored trails can be created for each map.

- 64-bit version for iPhone 5S or later models.
- Maps can now be shared via iTunes, Mail and Messages.
 Sharing via AirDrop is also possible for iPhone 5 or later models.
 To use this function, go to to the Map collection and select the button Share to export maps.
 Import is made automatically when maps are received.

NOTE: This is the final version that supports iOS 6!

- Distance markers for log trails that show time and distance from the logged start location can be created by holding a finger on the trail.
- The list in the Map Collection is sorted alphabetically.

- Redesigned for iOS 7. Also compatible with iOS 6.
- The map scale can be changed to zoom with a slider in the calibration mode and with a pinch gesture in the run mode.
- The map can be panned temporarily in the run mode.

- Logging of location with visible trail.
- Actively run with logging in background if screen lock activated.
- Configurable max time in Settings for running in background (default: 90 minutes if logging active, background disabled if no logging active).
- Save cropped image with visible trail to the device photo library.