Re: [Update] Rainlendar Lite 2.21.0
occam <[email protected]>
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On 04/06/2024 00:14, p-0 0-h the cat (coder) <[email protected]> wrote: > On 03/06/2024 21:41, p-0 0-h the cat (coder) > <[email protected]> wrote: >> On 01/06/2024 19:13, Allan Higdon wrote: >>> "Rainlendar Lite is a small and compact desktop calendar that comes >>> with some powerful features under the hood. It integrates nicely with >>> your desktop wallpaper and allows interactive access to selected >>> dates, just click on a date to add an appointment or reminder. >>> >>> Rainlendar also comes with a ToDo list that can optionally be >>> displayed or maintained hidden. The calendar automatically supports >>> one-time and recurring events and tasks with optional reminder >>> alarms. It highlights dates that have appointments and you can >>> quickly switch between months via keyboard shortcuts or your mouse >>> wheel. >>> >>> A Pro version is available that can synchronize with Outlook." >>> >>> https://www.snapfiles.com/get/Rainlendar.html >>> >>> Home Page >>> https://www.rainlendar.net/ >>> >>> Changelog >>> https://www.rainlendar.net/download/Changes.txt >> >> I so wish I hadn't installed this update. >> >> It now puts [UNREGISTERED] in every tooltip. Yes, I did install the >> Lite version. It also puts that in the daily events box. >> >> So, just to check I did a fresh install on a Windows 11 lappy and >> restored and voila, same deal. Lots of hits about this on the G >> monster and on the forum. >> >> Rainy now reckons he has fixed it. 2.21.1 >> >> I know I should feel grateful but >> >> I don't. > > So, I upgraded and it works. The daily events box is now formatted better. > > All this pain and heartbreak just so TO DO wasn't sliced at the waist. > Yes, that's what all this is about. A bit of naff formatting in the > daily events. I couldn't let it lie. I know, I need counseling. > To their credit, the correction update (from 2.21.0 > 2.21.1) appears to have been quite fast. It points to an oversight, not malicious intent. This is more than you can say for a lot of freeware (and shareware) software.