I’ve released an update for Keiki Usage Meter. There has been a lot of behind-the-scenes work, but the user experience hasn’t changed drastically. Visit the website to find out what’s new.
I’m using this program as something of a testbed for some engineering work that I’ll talk about in future posts, including supporting pixel-perfect bitmap images at multiple DPI settings in WPF and using the Visual Styles APIs to draw native-looking controls (with animation). I’ve also taken the opportunity to learn a bit about localising programs, and v3.1.0 contains three user interface languages: English (Australia), English (United States) and Japanese (Japan) – thanks to Miho Inaba (稲葉美穂) for help with the latter.