Build 37 can be downloaded from here:
Windows: Rainlendar-2.1.b37.zip
Linux: Rainlendar-2.1.b37.tar.bz2

This is beta version! It has not been tested.

[2.1 Build 37] - 09 Apr 2007
o Time item output can show translated strings.
o Added Text item to the xml-skins.
o All skins have automatically tray icon even if they don't define one.
o Added minsizefromimage attribute to the image item for xml skins.
o Some more changes to the ftp-support in the network shared calendar.
o If the online file gets empty Rainlendar will automatically copy the files from offline file to it.
o Added "Hide upcoming tasks" to the context menu for the todo list.
o Localization fixes.
o Added a skinning tutorial to the manual.

Rainy wrote:
[2.1 Build 37] - 09 Apr 2007
o Added "Hide upcoming tasks" to the context menu for the todo list.


I can't seem to get this to work with Outlook 2007 running on Vista. Also, the due date for ToDo items are still one day off (a day early).

The Outlook plugin doesn't seem to read the start time at all for the tasks. I'll fix that.

I wasn't able to reproduce the problem with the incorrect due dates. Can you attach an example task?

Rainy wrote:
I wasn't able to reproduce the problem with the incorrect due dates. Can you attach an example task?

I'm not sure what you mean by "attach an example task". I can forward the task to your email via Outlook or save the task in a variety of formats and then paste the text into a message.

Perhaps the best way is to try and create a scheduled task in Outlook 2007 dated for October 1st of this year and then view it through the ToDo panel in RL2. This is how I discovered the problem myself.

Tried it but Rainlendar shows it due on October 1st like it should. It could be related to some timezone issue or perhaps Outlook 2007 does things differently (I'm using Outlook 2003). Can you save the task as Outlook Message Format (*.msg), zip it and attach the file?

Sent to your support email account. Message subject reads "MSG files from forum."
HTH<br><br>Post edited by: FlyingHorse, at: 2007/04/10 16:08