Windows 7 does not work and is not supported. Version 1709 and lower will have issues with the 'taskbar styling' option but, the centering will work fine. This change is to eliminate the possibility that a user could turn off the tray icon and then unload all skins, thus no longer having any way to interact with Rainmeter.What versions of Windows does TaskbarX support? TaskbarX only supports Windows 10. This will temporarily override any setting for 'Show notification area icon' in Manage. Rainmeter: The Rainmeter notification area icon is forced to be visible any time there are no skins loaded in Rainmeter.Rainmeter: Corrected a rare issue where skins might be loaded with only partial opacity when Windows is first started.About dialog: Corrected an issue where tab characters were not being correctly displayed in the Log and Skins panels.RunCommand plugin: Corrected a rare issue when the command is run by OnCloseAction, where Rainmeter would unexpectedly terminate and the command not execute.String meter: Corrected a bug that would not properly adjust a GradientColor InlineSetting when the width or height of the meter was changed but the string value was not.

This will allow you to set an InlineSetting on the entire string value without needing to define any matching InlinePattern. * (the entire string) when the option is left off or set to ''.

String meter: Changed the default value for InlinePattern( N) to.

String meter: Changed the number of degrees of angle in InlineSetting Gradients to allow fractional numbers.

String meter: Corrected an issue where ClipString=1 was not working correctly if W (width) was defined without defining H (height).

String meter: Fixed a problem parsing the * (skip) parameter in the CharacterSpacing feature of InlineSetting.

Other enhancements and fixes in Rainmeter 4.0 This change to the context of each Lua measure in a skin has allowed for the use of the Lua dofile function in your scripts. Each Lua measure will now run in an entirely separate local context. We corrected an issue where anything defined in the Initialize() function of a Lua script was treated as 'global' across all skins using Lua, which could cause 'bleeding' of defined variables between skins, or between script measures in a single skin.

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