What’s New?
Desktop
- If no startup group is configured (i.e., the group that OnTime should open to upon startup) or if the configured startup group has been deleted, OnTime will default to the first Private/Favourite group. This means the application will open the first group marked as either “Private” or “Favourite” in your list.
- If the user has chosen the option to start OnTime in the “Last Selected Group”, but that group was set to “-Show All-” (meaning it displays all groups or items), and now this option (“-Show All-“) has been disabled in the default settings, OnTime will fall back to the first Private/Favourite group instead.
Bug Fixes
Desktop
- Fixed issue with HCL Connections launching maximized.
- Resolved conflict checking issue for hybrid MS Exchange users when moving entries, which mistakenly included the current timeslot.
- Fixed display issue for events longer than 24 hours created in OnTime, which were not shown correctly in Notes.
- Corrected saving of global settings under user settings, which was happening incorrectly.
- Addressed issue for hybrid Exchange users where changes to optional invitees on existing events were ignored, and the invitees were not notified.
- Resolved problem preventing message sending (“To all invitees,” “To invitees who have responded,” “To invitees who have not responded”) for users with editor access to someone else’s calendar.
- Fixed issue with the user pick list for group additions, which improperly included users the user did not have access to.
- Resolved issue for Exchange users unable to search OnTime users in the Required or Optional fields, while searches in other directories worked as expected.