Build 39 can be downloaded from here:
Windows: Rainlendar-2.1.b39.zip
Linux: Rainlendar-2.1.b39.tar.bz2

This is beta version! It has not been tested.

The big new feature in this release is the much requested Google Calendar support. I haven't tested it much yet so I suggest that you take a backup of your calendar before you start to play around with it. All kind of feedback regarding to it is appreciated.

[2.1 Build 39] - 13 May 2007
o New plugin: GooglePlugin
o Fixed alarms in tasks which don't have start time defined.
o Tasks without due time are shown correctly now.
o Unknown dates in the task list are sorted to the end of the list.
o Unknown parameters in iCalendar properties do not stop the parsing anymore.
o Added Tooltip format to the advanced options.
o The default config path is taken from the %APPDATA% environment variable in Windows.
o New todo sort options: by location and by calendar.
o Fixed a crash bug when the recurrence interval was set to 0.

Windows Vista 32bit Ultimate using OL2K7
Bugs:
1.) All settings reverted to defaults.
2.) License information returned to "Unregistered"
3.) Several settings screens looked like this:


4.) My APPDATA path is:
but rainlendar settings went to:

Went back to latest 2.1 final.

Post edited by: FlyingHorse, at: 2007/05/13 10:54<br><br>Post edited by: FlyingHorse, at: 2007/05/13 10:56

Running XP Sp2 my settings seemed to be ok (although I use the default location) but the advanced options menu was the same as flying horse's making it unusable. I wasn't able to try the google plugin.

Damn, it figures that things won't work in Vista. I'll change the path the way it was before.

I wonder what happened to the property sheets. I haven't done any changes to it...

Also on XP Pro and new beta has the same bad look in the settings and also &quot;lost&quot; all settings because it looked in the wrong path for it.
I *think* before Rainlendar looked at %HOME% and that is on a different folder than %Appdata%.
Furthermore, it seems that it doesn't even create its .rainlendar folder there but in %Userprofile% or %Homepath%. The .rainlendar folder was not in the %Appdata% folder but in the folder &quot;above&quot; it.

Now I tried to find the command line options for Rainlendar to specify the folder loacation but couldn't find it in the help (but I remember that there was one, from the days of the prerelease betas). Because I need Reinlendar to open the same stuff for all users since we share the same calendar here.

There is the same problem in Win2K.