Software Update: Rainlendar 2.6 Build 87 Beta

A new development version of Rainlendar was released this weekend. With this program it is possible to display a calendar on the desktop. Rainlendar is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, and is completely customizable to make. For example, the language and appearance can be adjusted, an alarm can be set and a to-do list can be kept up to date. Rainlendar is available in a free Lite version and a paid Pro version. The latter, which costs about ten euros, has the ability to share the calendar and has support for synchronization with Outlook and Google Calendar. Below is what has changed in this release:

Changes in this release:

• The calendar’s password couldn’t be changed from the options. Fixed.
• Yearly recurring events with alarm caused problems in the Google calendar. Fixed.
• Fixed issue with Outlook recurring events which caused corrupted events in Rainlendar.
• Remember The Milk authentication token is now cleared only if the server returns proper error.
• The events from Google calendar were not read properly after resuming from suspend mode. Fixed.
• Fixed a crash bug with the start another instance dialog.
• Google missed the last day of the recurring events which defined the “until” as the end. Fixed.
• Outlook alarms were set too far in the past. Fixed.
• The event list can now show items from the past too (Options->Advanced->”Number of past days the list shows”).
• The pastitem and pastheader can be used to customize the past events in the list.
• The past events can be hidden from the event list with Options->Advanced->”Hide past events”.
• The event and task list now track the state of the past/overdue items and update the list when necessary.