EasyInvoicePDF v1.0.5 - Number format setting, Brazilian Portuguese invoices, and large amounts that fit their columns

✨ Highlights

• Number format setting - pick how amounts are grouped and punctuated in the PDF, separately from the invoice language. An English invoice can print 10 000,00 EUR, and a new International format prints 321 200.00, which reads the same in every country. Each option previews your invoice's own total, so you see exactly what the PDF will show
• Keep format when language changes - a switch that pins the number format, so you can write an invoice in your client's language and keep your own number formatting
• Brazilian Portuguese invoices - a new Portuguese (Brazil) PDF language, with CNPJ/CPF for the tax number, Imposto for the tax column, and amounts in words counted the Brazilian way (um bilhão, not mil milhões)
• Large amounts fit their columns - an amount too wide for its cell now wraps onto a second line at a thousands boundary, instead of painting over the column next to it

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Changed

• Amounts now follow the invoice language by default in the default template. Before this release it printed every amount as 321 200.00, whatever the language. It now punctuates them the way the language does: 321,200.00 in English, 321.200,00 in German, 321 200,00 in Polish. This also applies to invoices saved in your browser or shared by link before this release, so re-downloading one may print its numbers differently from the copy you sent. To keep the old look, pick International under Number Format. The Stripe template already followed the language
• Four-digit amounts are now grouped in Polish, Spanish and Italian (8 111,00 rather than 8111,00), so they line up with larger amounts in the same column
• The default template's footer now writes the total the same way as the rest of the invoice, with the currency code rather than a symbol
• The language pickers name the country for Portuguese: Portuguese (Portugal) and Portuguese (Brazil)
• Clearer Stripe-template wording for the due date and the amount due in German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese
• The Stripe template's quantity column is wider, so four- and five-digit quantities stay on one line
• A new "How to customize tax" video in the "How it works" guide

Fixed

• French amounts in the default template's footer printed a / in place of the thousands space (321/200,00 €)
• The amount in words no longer leaves 00/100 alone on the next line

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