The data still exists in the project, but users won't see the data in the Inspector window. Hidden fields are great for projects with sensitive data, costing information or fields required for database connectivity but having no other relevance to a project. In version 5.0, an object can have multiple command fields with user-defined names. This gives you more options for creating and organizing commands. For example, you could place diagnostic commands in one list field, commands for accessing documentation in another and a set of Web urls in a third.
Users can get to all of the commands just by right clicking on an object.
In See netViz 5.0, you have the option of embedding backgrounds. With embedded backgrounds, project files can be moved, copied or e-mailed and they'll open with their backgrounds intact. Many of our customer keep their netViz projects linked to a database. With our new Windows-based task scheduler, it's easy to automate database refreshes or use timed project saves. Just open the scheduler window and set an interval for database refreshes.