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The "View factors triggering Next Break" popup now uses regular UI (in previous versions it used a native window that acted in unusual ways). It also shows more useful and up-to-date information. (RSIG-1260)
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In the "Today's Computer Exposure" popup, the value at the top, which reflects Desktop Risk accumulated so far, has a new label, "Today's Desktop Risk". (RSIG-1258)
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The "Start of Day" algorithm has been improved to more accurately represent when a user actually begins working. (RSIG-1250)
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When a break ends, it should display the activity graph. However, in prior versions, it didn't do this unless you had enabled the Minute-By-Minute work restriction. (RSIG-1244)
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Addressed an issue in which RSIGuard occasionally would need to refresh the main window, especially after long periods of being idle. It could also impact the break window, and in very rare situations, could cause the break window to display a blank box that temporarily locked up the keyboard and mouse. (RSIG-1257)
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RSIGuard Individual Edition now checks for updated versions (and offers it if available), by default, every 3 months. (RSIG-1248)
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If the Setup Wizard is canceled on the first run, the user now receives a message encouraging them to visit the Settings (or revisit the wizard) and then RSIGuard begins with default settings. Previously RSIGuard exited if the Wizard was canceled. (RSIG-1261)
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To avoid unintended clicks, AutoClick is momentarily canceled when a user presses a key, or clicks the mouse. Now it also does this in most scenarios when the user touches a touchscreen. This greatly improves AutoClick used in conjunction with touchscreens. There are still scenarios when RSIGuard can't detect touches, and in those cases, this functionality is not present. (RSIG-1249)
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Various improvements to RSIScript. Added many more options to $AppAtPoint() to enhance it's capabilities with AutoClick filters. Also, $sys(CursorPos) has new options. Finally, $recursive() has been added to allow RSIScript to do single-level pre-processing to make it more flexible in some situations. See the RSIScript documentation for details. (RSIG-1251, RSIG-1252, RSIG-1255)
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The Administrator Console, used by RSIGuard-only customers, now has better error handling on launching the console if configuration files aren't present. (RSIG-1256)
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The "uninstall" command now works in some RSIGuard configurations where it was not previously available. (RSIG-1259)
