Software Update: Tweak-7 1.0 Build 505 Beta 1

TotalIdea Software, known for Tweak-XP Pro and TweakVI, among others, released the first public beta release of Tweak-7 on Tuesday. This tweak program for Windows 7 can handle both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and currently only supports the first release candidate, build 7100. After installation, the program can only be used for two weeks. This shouldn’t be a problem though, as updates will be released regularly. Below are all the changes that have been made to the program since it was launched:

Beta v1.0 Build 505:

• Fixing several exceptions that occurred in relation to missing files and directories
• Fixing an incorrect date format conversion on start up
• Fixing a delay during setup that caused the setup to freeze for a couple of seconds
• Multiple changes and improvements

Beta v1.0 Build 503 and 504

• Multiple fixes in several sections

Beta v1.0 Build 502

• If the Tweak-7 system service is not running, and cannot be started by Tweak-7, the application now displays a warning and terminates, instead of crashing
• Several changes related to the handling of http and mailto calls
• if no application was associated with http and mailto requests, the application was crashing in previous builds
• Fixing an issue that occurred in several sections of Tweak-7 related to the de-activation of system services

Beta v1.0 Build 501

• On Russian editions of Windows 7 an error occurred during startup of Tweak-7. This should have been fixed now.
• Tweak-7 crashed if System Restore was disabled on the target machine, or if there were no System Restore Points
• Several crashes have been fixed that were caused by attempts to read from non existing registry keys and non existing files
• A few changes to the Tweak-7 System Service application
• Multiple changes and fixes in several sections of the main application
• Multiple changes to the setup application

Beta v1.0 Build 500

• Initial Release