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PresentationMode Changelog

What's new in PresentationMode 1.1.0.148

May 28, 2008
  • Fixed: GDI object leak in screen capture code, leads to hard crash after some time
  • Fixed: Invalid configuration leads to unrecoverable crash during application load
  • Fixed: Mouse cursor did not scale during zoom mode
  • Fixed: Some black pixels captured as transparent (Windows Vista / Video Playback)
  • Fixed: Sometimes the zoom handles was clipped semi-permanently
  • Fixed: On-screen keyboard shortcuts now show AltGr and not Ctrl Alt
  • Fixed: On-screen keyboard shows 0-9 and not D0-D9 for digit keys
  • Fixed: Leftmost and bottommost pixels was not drawn during zoom mode, led to artifacts
  • Fixed: Some performance optimization, is now better at mirroring video and similar
  • Added: Check for some third party software that can interfere
  • Added: On-screen Keyboard shortcuts can be defined per application
  • Added: Can now temporarily hide the mirrored display, to fetch windows and the likes
  • Added: Static image, replaces mirrored display, useful for illustrations etc
  • Added: Overlay image, show info about presentation or presenter
  • Added: Simple callouts, yellow tooltip-like windows with text

New in PresentationMode 1.0.0.125 (Jan 11, 2008)

  • Added support for detecting:
  • cleartype (this was present from before)
  • window animation
  • menu animation- menu drop shadows
  • combobox animation- listbox and combobox scrollingAll of the above checks/warnings can now be enabledand disabled in the configuration menu.
  • Fixed a bug where an old configuration file,which was naturally missing new keyboard shortcutsand other configuration settings, would cause PresentationMode to crash with null-reference exceptions.
  • Added button in the configuration dialogfor loading the default keyboard shortcut mappings.
  • When the mouse was moved onto the mirrored display,it was being moved off to the nearest edge. In some casesthis resulted in the mouse being moved to the wrong side ofthe display, making it hard to get it back to the presenter area.This has been fixed.