
(Mac) Enabled the "Reverse legend order" option for the Color legend of multiple variable graphs.(Mac) Made it impossible to edit labels of categorical size legends on multiple variable graphs.(Mac) Made it possible to change the fill color and pattern for multiple variable graph legends from the contextual menu.(Mac) Added "Ticks" options in the "Labels" tab of the "Format Graph" dialog for Heatmaps.(Mac) Enabled the "Insert Character" button in the Column/Variable Titles tab of the Format Data Table dialog.(Mac) Made the "Insert characters" toolbar button open the same menu that Insert > Character does, thus showing the Insert Unicode command on the toolbar.Now Mac Prism is supplied as a Universal Binary which runs natively both on Intel and Apple CPUs (Mac) Implemented native support of Apple Silicon CPU.(Win) Added the color pop-up menus for largest and smallest values when using the "Grayscale" color map in the "Format Graph" dialog for multiple variables graphs.(Win) Removed tooltips for connecting lines on multiple variables graphs (when "Connect points by group" option is not selected).(Win) Changed "Data sets" to "Categories" on the Format Graph dialog for multiple variables graphs.Changed the default number of points to interpolate from 0 to 1 on the "Interpolation" tab of the "Parameters: Multiple Linear Regression" dialog.Updated the option "Define Color Scheme." to be inactive (gray) in contextual menus of multiple variables graphs if the option "One color for entire graph" was selected in the "Format Graph" dialog.Updated all radio buttons to appear in an inactive (gray) state in the "Show additional ticks" section of the "Format Axes" dialog when no tick or line or label was entered in the additional ticks and gridlines block.Updated the wording in the Data arrangement tab of the "Extract and Rearrange" analysis.Updated the tooltip for connecting lines on multiple variable graphs with "Connect points by group" option to display the source data table and current group.Added a floating note (instead of alert) for graphs that are incompatible with pairwise comparisons.Added a floating note on the results sheet when using the Extract and Rearrange analysis for Contingency data in the case when input values were negative or non-integer.Added the multiply or divide (but it looks like a star) unicode character (22C7) to the math section of Prism's Insert Character dialog.Added variable type icons in dropdown menus with variables in analysis parameters dialogs.Added the choice "None" for border thickness of continuous color legends so that it is now possible to disable the legend border on multiple variable graphs.Implemented labels variable for Biplots (instead of using row titles).Enabled the autocomplete feature for legend titles on Bubble Plots.Enabled the "Line and error go." dropdown options for "Violin plot with all points" in the Format Graph dialog.This FAQ contains more information about Prism and Apple's M1 chips (and macOS BigSur). Prism 9.0.1 for macOS is available as a universal binary that will run natively on both Macs with Intel chips as well as Macs with Apple M1 chips. This is a temporary solution to the issue and won't be resolved fully until Endnote releases a software update compatible to run natively on the M1 chip.Prism 9.0.1 was released on January 25, 2021. Under General, check the option for Open using Rosetta.Go to the File menu at the top of your screen and choose Get Info.Note: You do not need to launch Word, just highlight it. Highlight the Microsoft Word app file by clicking on it once.Open Finder and go to the Applications folder.The trick to get around this is as following: If you have this version automatically installed on Mac, then it would not recognize your Endnote due to the mismatch with the "cite while you write" compatibility.

There would only be one slight glitch as there is a new M1 compatible version of MS Word. However, you won't notice much of a difference as these softwares run super fast on this M1 chip even when they don't run natively. Both Endnote and ChemDraw work on the M1 Mac but not natively.
