Sciral Consistency: Version History

Version 1.1.6 (Windows), March 8, 2008

Fixed a crash that occurred if a new task was added starting many months in the future.
Corrected a mis-spelled word in one dialog.

A bug that was adding a space after international characters in task names has been fixed.

Application is now a Universal Binary, and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
Application has been tested under Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
Smooth horizontal and vertical scrolling are now supported. (Provided by newer MacBook trackpads and the Apple Mighty Mouse.)

Only about 3 years of completion data could be viewed. This has been fixed.
Pressing TAB in dialogs now works correctly.
Deleting or changing the start date of a task does not cause a temporary incorrect display of data.
The vertical splitter bar can now be moved farther to the right to allow the viewing of longer task names.
The dates are now formatted based on the user's date settings, not the system's date settings.

Document windows are now opened at their last size and position.
In the Preferences panel you can now choose whether a new untitled document is created when the application starts up.
In the Preferences panel you can now choose whether the same documents that were open when you last quit will be automatically re-opened.
In the Preferences panel you can now choose whether your open documents will be saved automatically after a short period of inactivity.

Task target ranges are no longer limited to up to 120 days— you can now make target ranges that repeat as far apart as 1000 days.
Document windows now look ahead 120 days instead of the previous 60 days.

In the new View menu are commands that let you display a "countdown" of days remaining until each task becomes overdue (or for overdue tasks, the number of days overdue.) The countdown can be displayed for days in the past, the present days, days in the future, or any combination.

When creating a new task, you can set the date on which the task will start recording. This date can be in the past or the future.
At any time, the start date of one or more selected tasks can be changed to a different date. If the date is in the past, more days will be added before the previous beginning of the task. If in the future, days will be removed from the task as necessary.

You can now easily place tasks in order...

Each task that is either due or overdue and not completed for the current day has a colored bullet next to it. This makes it easy to review the tasks you need to do today.

Option-clicking the summary bullet to the left of a task marks the task complete.
Pressing the space bar with one or more tasks selected causes them all to be marked complete.

(Mac) The keyboard shortcut for Preferences has been changed to "Command-,".
(Mac) The keyboard shortcut for Hide Others has been changed to "Command-Option-H".