Version 1.2, 08-05-2003:
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- Bugfix: Dragging the windows around the screen should no
longer have a strange repaint problem on some systems,
unless the system is dog-slow.

- Better graphics for Doublesize skin, courtesy
CharcoalGray99 and Rob Voisey.

- Bugfix: Double-click-and-hold no longer behaves strangely.

- Bugfix: When -minimized is on the command line or when
Start Minimized is in the configuration, changing the
skin no longer causes the program to re-minimize.

- Side Effect: When the application is minimized, changing
the skin makes it un-minimize. This is good, it lets you
see the skin you changed to.

- Fix Deferred: Switching to an incorrect skin or "blank"
might (depending on what the hard disk looks like at the
time) leave the current skin as-is instead of reloading
the default skin. Not easy to fix... and rather a minor
issue anyway. I could theoretically put up an error box
if you get the skin wrong, but I hate modal error boxes.
I'd rather just have the lack-of-a-skin-change be your
clue that you got it wrong. A commercial product would
have an error box or a CommonDialog for selecting a skin,
but I'm not ready to invest that kind of time in this yet.

- Dual Monitor support seemed to work, so it's no longer
labeled as 'Experimental' in the configuration screen.
Note that this will allow the application to be placed
completely off-screen and its position 'saved' that way.
So if you can't see the application, right-click on the
systray icon and deactivate dual monitor support.

- Fix Deferred: Less-than-24-bit screens, RGB hit tests for
skinned buttons don't work. Can't easily support this
without rewriting the way I make skins. If you really
*need* this application to work for you on a 16-bit
screen, contact me and I'll see what I can do.

- Bugfix: ImageGrabber no longer consumes 99 percent CPU
time in Task Manager when idling (when the app is
minimized to the system tray).

- Bugfix: Screen image updates no longer freeze when you
hold down a command button. In theory, this lets you see
the results of a long-press as it's happening rather
than having to guess. However, I've got notes in my code
that it might screw up the responsiveness of the
right-click menu. The image updates are supposed to
freeze when the right-click menu is up. If you can
reproduce a situation where the right-click menu is up
and the image updates are continuing and you can't get
the menu to respond, let me know.

- Feature Addition: Always on Top.

- Feature Addition: Alpha transparency. Only works on
Windows 2000 or later.