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Switching to icon font for icons, svg for app icons, and webp for previews. Also fixing a few typos and adding alt for per app images.

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Sections:
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Image: en/logarithmplotter/objects
Alt: Object management panel.
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# Object Management System
LogarithmPlotter works with objects to create complex features and diagrams, as well as quickly manage what to display.
This system allows you to create, delete and edit objects in an instant.
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Image: en/logarithmplotter/object-settings
Alt: Settings panel of an object.
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# Complete object edition
Editing objects has been made very simple yet complete and easily extendable with a settings page that allows you to edit all properties of an object.
Properties are made to be backwards and forward compatible to prevent data corruption when opening a file made with a different version of LogarithmPlotter.
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Image: en/logarithmplotter/history
Alt: History panel.
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# Advanced history system
Featuring an advanced history system, LogarithmPlotter is extremly fast at undoing and redoing actions, as well as listing a complete list of actions history.
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Another advantage of this system is that it allows history to be saved in your file directly while being extremly light on storage (LogarithmPlotter files, .lpf, rarely exceed a few kilobytes).
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Image: en/logarithmplotter/settings
Alt: Settings panel.
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# Customize how your diagram looks
LogarithmPlotter allows you to edit how your diagram looks in numerous ways, from the representation of the axis, to the size of elements and text as well as switching to normal scale mode from the logarithm one.