Improvements to the range grid, and a small/minor bug fix.1) Improvements to range grids cell selection look and behavior and add/remove cells behavior.* Selected cells are now indicated by dimming the cells (the old method was to color selected cells orange). Using dimming lets us see the cells underlying color e.g. yellow (added to the range) or non-yellow (not added). Also, a small percentage of new users thought that the old orange color means added because its a bright/strong color; using dimming (which is more subdued) better conveys just selected not added.* If the Auto-Add Range Grid Cells setting is on, a single-tap behaves as a toggle i.e. add/remove.* Keep all of the currently selected cells selected after adding/removing cells (instead of keeping just one cell selected). Lets you see which cells were affected by the add/remove, and lets you do another operation on the (same) selected cells.2) Calculation: Take folded players who have hand ranges into account in all cases. They werent being taken into account when no active player (non-folded player) has a hand range. But they (correctly) were being taken into account when an active player (non-folded player) has a hand range, which is the normal usage scenario, so this wasnt a serious bug.This is an important and differentiating feature of PokerCruncher. The ranges of players who have folded out of the hand (select the player, then tap Menu > Fold Selected Player button) can affect the hands and ranges and equities/stats of the active players (non-folded players), and PokerCruncher lets you model this effect of the folded players in your scenario.===== App Reviews =====Thanks for your new app reviews. App Store reviews help PokerCruncher succeed and get even better, and are greatly appreciated, thank you!We would especially like to get more reviews on our 4-app advanced odds apps bundle, thank you.-RJ, PokerCruncher, LLC