| George L. Sexton 2006-07-13, 7:32 pm |
| MH Software, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of version 3.2.12 of
Connect Daily Web Calendar. This is again a minor feature add release. It
also addresses some usability issues that new customers have reported to
us.
For resource management users, the biggest change is in the resource
selection area of the edit item screen. If you use resource management
heavily, you may want to familiarize yourself with the new operation by
visiting the demo on our web site.
For the complete change log, refer to:
http://www.mhsoftware.com/changelog.html
For information on performing upgrades, refer to:
http://www.mhsoftware.com/caldemo/m.../Upgrading.html
As always, if you have any questions about Connect Daily, please feel free
to call or write.
The Staff of MH Software, Inc.
http://www.mhsoftware.com/
Voice: 303 438 9585
Email: info@mhsoftware.com
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What's New in this Version
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* The resource selection tab of the edit event has been changed to use
movers for selection of resources.
* Simplified user and group selection on the edit user and edit groups
screen.
* Major improvements in Section 508 compliance. For regular users, a side
benefit is that clicking on labels will now activate the associated
controls like checkboxes and radio buttons. * If time zone support is
enabled, the default time zone for a new event will be the user's default
time zone.
* Improved handling for poorly formatted times like "930am".
* A number of other small bug fixes were done.
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Spotlight Customer: Thomson/NETg
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Thomson/NETg uses Connect Daily to publish a calendar of training classes
that they offer. During their implementation, Thomson/NETg was interested
in major alteration to the appearance of the calendar. Their web designer
modified the cascading style sheet to give a really dramatic appearance.
The modified style sheet uses gradient fills in the day cell, and the day
name headings. They also customized the icons used in the calendar,
choosing an icon set that has a more 3D appearance. This site is also a
good example of using items styles to colorize events. Cisco training
classes are green, Microsoft Office classes are navy, and general business
courses are magenta.
You can see their calendar at:
http://calendar.netg.com/
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