a toolbar and menu with the expected "Save" and "New" entries
the splash screen shows the actual version
the (unused and confusing) interpreter preference setting was removed
generated game files show up automatically in the navigator so that you can click on them to start the interpreter (as set in your operating system, same as when you double click on an .a3c-file in the file system)
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What they say
"If I was to write a new text adventure I wouldn't bother with any other authoring system. Alan is just that much easier."
Felix Pleșoianu
"Well, it was very easy to learn and it's easy to do stuff in it."
Mikko Vuorinen
"[the game] does not represent the real capabilities of the Alan Language but does demonstrate Alan's amazing ability to allow someone who has never done an iota of computer programming of any kind to produce SOMETHING within a few weeks!"
Eric Mayer (on his game HeBGB Horrors)
"Man, I just finished programming a little game with Alan, and let me tell you ALAN RULES!! It's so simple, *I* can program with it."
Rob Anderson
"An easy to learn system with the ability to do some amazing things."
Tom
"I think it's the best IF language I've ever seen - and I *am* a programmer."