Perhaps 1.5 created the entry? Perhaps new versions of the desktop can add any elements that don't exist in order to preserve existing preferences???
I think from now on, there will only be even numbered minor revisions of a desktop release. That is, release the desktop package on top of stable minor versions.
As a background detail, the versioning of Plucker is as follows:
Major, Minor, Release, for example 1.6.2
Major = Things are incompatible from a previous major version number
Minor = Has new changes/features. The odd numbered minor ones are unstable/beta ones, and the even ones are stable.
Release = Bugfixes, but not really any big new features, etc.
The Desktop versioning carries the first 3 digits, for the versions of viewer and parser it is meant to be used with (and are packaged with, on MSW and OS X. There is a 4th digit appended for any increments to the Desktop alone.
For the writing of preferences, they are pretty much all written out automatically when the program exits normally (as part of the deconstructor of the class). There is also a list and description of all the possible .ini file switches included in the online help, under:
Plucker Desktop Help > Appendix > Configuration file keys
Best wishes, Robert
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