• This update fixed an issue with product keys incorrectly expiring after 100 days.

• An update to Microsoft Visual Studio stopped Taskline running on Windows XP. This is now fixed.

• Sometimes Taskline was scheduling 3 weeks into the future. An odd problem, for which we apologize, and which is now fixed.

• Taskline was displaying some dates in an incorrect format if the Windows date format had been changed from the regional default. This is now fixed.

• Fixed an occasional Assertion Failure 707 during a task reschedule. This, we think, was caused by pinning task entries in Outlook's calendar and then deleting or archiving the tasks that owned them.

• Fixed an error with Projects that had crept into the previous update. Sorry about that folks!
• New advanced option added: Show the Taskline tab for tasks in all Outlook folders. When this option is enabled, new tasks will always have the Taskline tab available. Otherwise, new tasks only show the Taskline tab if they are in your nominated Schedule the tasks in... Outlook tasks folder.

• Made some improvements to Taskline Setup as it was failing on some computers.

• Fixed a problem that sometimes caused tasks to be scheduled at the same time as appointments.
• Pinned calendar task entries that were set to Tentative or Out of Office were not being handled correctly. This is now fixed.
• An occasional problem that caused Taskline to schedule 2 weeks into the future has been fixed.

Product Requirements and Compatibility

• Taskline now requires Outlook 2007 or above.
• Taskline is now compatible with both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Outlook 2010 and 2013.
• Taskline no longer uses a custom Outlook task form. Instead, an Outlook form region is used. This should eliminate most conflicts with other Outlook Add-Ins.

Task Scheduling

• There is a new Work Between constraint type, which allows you to specify 2 dates between which a task must be carried out.
• You can now edit Taskline-created task entries in the calendar and pin these so that they survive a Taskline reschedule. So you can use Taskline to automatically schedule your tasks and then tweak those results manually. Pinned entries do not get deleted and recreated during a Taskline reschedule, rather they stay put. Moving a calendar task entry will automatically pin it.
•  For Taskline Professional Edition only, there is a new Max time per day setting. This is used to limit the amount of time allocated to a task each day. It can be used to spread a longer task out over several days or weeks, for example to divide your time between 2 or more tasks, rather than working on a single task exclusively until it's completed.
•  For Taskline Professional Edition only, there is a new Max time per week setting. This is used to limit how much time is allocated each week to a long task.

Miscellaneous Changes

• You can now limit how many days in the calendar, after the First task starts at date, display scheduled tasks.

User Interface Changes

• The Taskline toolbar button is replaced by ribbon controls on Outlook 2010 and above. The ribbon has a new Reschedule button which runs Taskline immediately, without showing the dialog first.
• Ribbon support is added for calendar task entries.
• For Outlook 2007 and 2010 only, context (right click) menu support for calendar task entries is also added. This has 4 menu items – Open Task, Complete and new Whole Task Is Complete and Pin features.

Taskline Standard Edition

•  Taskline Standard Edition now supports the same labels functionality as Professional Edition; different labels (colors) can be assigned to different types of tasks.