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3.3.4 Features and Fixes
• Updated the built-in store for improved compatability with
Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
• Changed the AM/PM formatting on Leopard to avoid a leading space on
US systems
3.3.3 Features and Fixes
This update improves Meridian's compatability with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
• Fixed a latent Meridian bug, uncovered by a change in Leopard,
that sometimes caused a crash when alarms were read in from the preferences
file at startup time. That same bug could cause a crash or less serious
misbehavior when editing the date of a one-time alarm.
• Worked around changes to Leopard's time zone set, which is much more
limited than previous systems. When Meridian encounters a stored time zone
that is no longer available, it does its best to convert that time zone to
the proper Leopard alternative.
• Sometimes Leopard offers a local time zone that is not part of its new
time zone set. Sometime Leopard approves of an older time zone that is not
part of its new time zone set. In those cases, Meridian uses that time zone
for calculations, but that zone will not be displayed in the time zone list
in the preferences panel.
3.3.2 Features and Fixes
• Updated the built-in store to work with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
• No other changes.
3.3 Features and Fixes
• Two new alarm sounds - Rainbow and Buckeye.
• Alarm dates may be chosen from a calendar.
3.2 Features and Fixes
• One-time Alarms may be scheduled for a specific date in the future,
rather than just the next day.
3.1 Features
and Fixes
• Meridian is now a Universal Binary.
• Alarms may be entered and displayed in 24 hour or 12 hour format regardless
of the local time settings.
•The buttons to select alarm days are easier to read.
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