In addition to the jar based installers, new installers with a native launcher stub are available, which no longer need a preinstalled Java runtime. The full history list is still available on backspace.

The search results of the enhanced search and entries of the input history are combined in one dropdown menu.

When using one of the new themes, for session windows and all local dialogs the icons are displayed with high resolution to support HiDPI displays.

They can be activated in the Preferences Dialog, Design – Fonts, using the expert option. Both a proportional and a monospaced font is available.

72, the typeface created to be the design language for all SAP products, is included in the installation.

They can be assigned to systems or even clients to clearly differentiate between test, development or productive systems and clients.

Color Schemes are available for Quartz Light, Quartz Dark and Belize.

The outdated themes Corbu and the original High Contrast theme based on Signature Design have been removed.

SAP GUI for Java keeps the classic screen metrics and window layout for compatibility reasons.

Belize: The previous Fiori theme is included as well.

This theme is also helpful for working in bright environments like outdoor. Users who need a high contrast theme but are not glared by a bright background also can use the new HCW theme. The new Quartz HCB replaces the old High Contrast theme based on Signature Design for users with visual impairment.

While Quartz Light can be considered the successor of Belize, Quartz Dark is the first theme for working in low light environments.

Quartz: Quartz Light, Quartz Dark as well as the High Contrast Black (HCB) and High Contrast White (HCW) versions provide a Fiori-like user experience.

The main focus of this new release is on visualisation and usability. After a beta phase of three months, the final version of SAP GUI for Java 7.70 is now available for download.

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