4.0.176

• The header is now hidden when locking via the tray settings menu
• Other minor fixes and reliability improvements
• Update to .net core 3.1.5 (for security fixes)

4.0.152

• Update to use .net core 3.1.1
• Fix Logging

4.0.136

• Fixed issue where calendar could not be interacted with
• Fixed open links in About box
• Runs on .net core 3 instead of .net framework

3.99.110

• Fixed issue where calendar could not be interacted with
• Fixed open links in About box
• Upgraded to .net core 3 preview 8

3.7.5

• Fix issue where opening and closing Outlook while OotD was running, would cause OotD to stop working.
• Potentially fix issue for some where OotD would refuse to start, citing that it could not find Outlook installed on the machine.

3.7.1

• Fix issue where Outlook was using 100% CPU when OotD was running. This was due to a workaround put in a long time ago for a crash with Outlook 2007 SP2 that is no longer necessary.

3.7.0

• Uses .NET 4.7.2 Framework for additional performance and HiDPI improvements
• Other miscellaneous fixes and polish.

3.6.0

• Now has a single installer for both 32-bit and 64-bit office, which should reduce confusion quite a bit.
  • Important Notes:
    1. If you had the 64-bit version installed, when upgrading, it will reset your OotD settings to the defaults.
    2. To get a single installer to work, and in particular, to detect the bitness of Office, the minimum supported version had to be bumped to Office 2010 (from 2003).
• Uses .NET Framework 4.7.1 for additional performance and HiDPI improvements.
• Uses a delayed scheduled task for running OotD on startup, which should reduce startup errors when trying to load Outlook prematurely.
• Updater now shows release notes properly formatted.

3.5.3

Fixed issue that prevented Calendar/Inbox icons from showing up when using non-English language settings.

3.5.2

• Fixed additional HiDPI scaling issues (courtesy of .NET 4.7 Framework).
• Fixed an issue where update release notes did not render properly.
• Added additional logging