The Bat! v10.4
New features
- Calendar Manager
- Synchronization with Google Calendar
- List of recently created/modified files and source folders in the drop-down of the "Attach a file" button in the message editor window
Improvements
- /NoDirectX command line parameter to disable the usage of DirectX in PureHTML editor
Fixes
- In certain cases, the new interface toolbars were not saved on exiting the program
- The font size is now preserved when replying to an HTML-message
- Pressing the Tab key in the message text area now works as expected
- Replying to an email using the PureHTML format caused infinite Access Violation error messages
- Wrong email addresses were inserted as additional emails in a contact's properties
- It was impossible to delete secondary email address in a contact's properties
- In was not possible to overwrite any email address in a contact's properties
- The sorting of contacts in the new address book interface was wrong
- Zoom in/out buttons in plain text switched the message format to PureHTML
- "Zoom in" in the message editor did not enlarge the row height
- The path for the Synchronize operation required a trailing backslash for the operation to start
- Issues with Calculate command in HTML editors were fixed
- Some iCalendar files could cause AV errors
- Alt+Insert (Paste as quotation) was not working properly in both HTML editors
- Weekly/daily repeating events were starting one day later
- Time zone issues when importing from iCalendar files
- Images copied from MS Word were not pasted properly in HTML editors
- Automatic replies were losing the original HTML formatting
- It was impossible to deselect text in the PureHTML editor
- The issue which caused the Access Violation and "A component named FolderEditor already exists" error messages on opening folder properties has been resolved
- Missing indication on the current message format - plain text or HTML
- "Paste as plain text" doesn't work both in RichText and in PureHTML
- "Invalid image. Error" upon replying to messages with certain image files
- RichText includes the background color in HTML-messages depending on the interface theme