SQLBI Whiteboard 1.5.0

The board you had open comes back

Close SQLBI Whiteboard and the board you were working on is there again the next time you
start, at the zoom and position you left it. A board you had saved reopens from its file; an
untitled one is kept beside your settings and comes back as it was. Reopen the last board
in Preferences → Startup turns this off.

Closing a board with unsaved changes asks first

If the board has a name and has changed since you saved it, closing the window now offers
Save, Keep for next time, Discard changes, and Cancel. Keep leaves the file
untouched and brings the board back at the next start. Cancel is the only answer that keeps a
LiveView feed connected.

Work is recoverable after a crash

The board is copied beside your settings every thirty seconds while you work. If SQLBI
Whiteboard stops unexpectedly, the next start offers to recover it. This copy is only ever a
safety net — nothing here writes to your .wboard file without being asked.

Opening a board offers changes a crash left for it

If SQLBI Whiteboard stopped unexpectedly while you had unsaved changes to a board, opening
that board again offers those changes instead of the saved file. This works however you open
it — File → Open, a drop, or a double-click in Explorer.

The title bar says which board, and whether it is saved

The window title now shows the file name, with an asterisk while the board differs from what
is on disk. An untitled board reads as Untitled board.