Copyright ｩ 1997/98 - MaBaSoft, Italy - All rights reserved.
v2.0 - May 1998
･ World Clock CSM becomes a true multi-time clock: up to 5 different times can be displayed simultaneously. Clocks can be added through the "Add Clock" command and removed through the "Remove Clock" command.
･ World Clock CSM is Extensions Strip savvy. The module is Xed off in the strip if loaded with Extensions Strip v1.5.1 or lower.
･ System requirements are less stringent: World Clock CSM can be used without Finder Scripting Extension. If the installed System is not scriptable, the "Open Date & Time" command of World Clock menu is disabled.
･ World Clock dialog boxes have been re-designed to match the Appearance Manager guidelines.
･ In case of lacking local city's name (the location was defined in the Map control panel and it is not included in the Date & Time cities list), the local city's name becomes "n/a" and the "Show City" option is not disabled.
･ The routine which checks the OSL compliance of the Finder has been rewritten. The OSL compliance was not correctly recognized on PowerMacs running MacOS 8.1.
v1.1.2 - April 1998
･ A bug causing "garbage text" to be introduced in World Clock's display has been fixed. The problem came up with the "Show Weekday" option checked and was due to a conflict of World Clock CSM with both MS Office 98 Assistant and SurfExpress. The conflict may have concerned other applications, to.
･ A check of the correctness of the P-RAM time zone information has been introduced. In case of corrupted data, World Clock CSM automatically restores the correct time information.
Notice that a corrupted P-RAM time zone information causes World Clock CSM to display incorrect alternate times.
v1.1.1 - March 1998
･ A bug concerning registration of World Clock CSM with some System versions preceding MacOS 8.0 has been fixed. This bug was introduced with v1.1 and caused the MaBaSoft Registration dialog box not to be displayed.
v1.1 - February 1998
･ Incompatibility with System versions based on non-roman scripts (Japanese, Korean, ﾉ ) has been removed.
･ The command "Show Universal Time (UTC)" has been added: it causes Universal (Greenwich) Time to be the current alternate time.
･ The option "Show Weekday" has been added: if checked, it causes the local or alternate weekday to be displayed (this option is particularly useful, when the current alternate time zone is very far away from your local one).
･ The option "Show Icon" has been added: it gives the user the possibility of hiding World Clock's icon, thus reducing the width of World Clock's display.
･ The option "Condense Time Information" has been added: World Clock lets the user choose between better readability and reduced display width. By default city, weekday and time are listed on a single line (better readability), but by checking the "Condense Time Information" option, they can be arranged on two lines, thus reducing World Clock's display width.
･ The "Display AM/PM", "Display Seconds" and "Display City" commands have respectively been replaced by the "Show AM/PM", "Show Seconds" and "Show City" equivalent commands.
･ A bug concerning the Set local Time dialog box has been fixed: after having chosen the Cancel button, the local city was not updated, but World Clock switched to local time. Now local time is displayed only provided that the OK button is clicked.
･ A bug concerning "hot key" searching in the Set Local Time Zone and Set Alternate Time Zone dialog boxes has been fixed. The search was ineffective with the caps lock key pressed. In addition to that "hot key" searching has been disabled in case of System versions based on non-roman scripts.
･ A bug concerning the drawing of World Clock's display has been fixed. With the "Display City" option checked, the display was not completely erased before it was updated by drawing a new city's name.
･ The It's Time To Register dialog box is now displayed with a frequency that increases with the time elapsed from World Clock CSM installation.
･ A minor bug concerning the MaBaSoft Registration dialog box has been fixed.
