v1.1.3

In Task Manager 1.1.3, the focus outlines have been removed from the buttons. This makes users less annoyed by the unnecessary focus borders that used to appear when the Refresh or End process buttons were clicked.

v1.1.2

In Task Manager 1.1.2, you can now change the default font that is used to render the text in the main process list. Also, the "Performance" dialog is now centered in relation to the parent window, and the default font is now Segoe UI.

v1.1.1

In Task Manager 1.1.1, I changed the alternate process background color from sky blue to the same blue color that is used in the Windows TaskMGR, and color-changing is now enabled by default.

v1.1.0

In Task Manager 1.1.0, I changed the other background color for process names to light blue, just like in the Windows Task Manager.

v1.0.9

In Task Manager 1.0.9, the main menu bar is now a native Windows MainMenu instead of a tacky MenuStrip. Also, the color-changing settings are now permanent. In addition, the "About" dialog is now centered in relation to the main window, and the About Task Manager menu item has now been simply renamed to About.

v1.0.8

In Task Manager 1.0.8, I made the main menu bar look modern.

v1.0.7

When making Task Manager 1.0.7, I had to rewrite it from scratch.

Once again, I have made some bugfixes and design updates. For example, the context menu that I didn't know about (until know) has been updated, and color-changing is no longer enabled by default. I have also made some changes to the "Reload" button so that it now says "Refresh" instead of "Reload." (As usual it still doesn't actually include the period at the end; it's just for correct grammar.)

v1.0.6

In Task Manager 1.0.6, I made a few bug fixes, mainly the one that doesn't make the process list automatically update when you use the menu bar to enable or disable color-changing. I fixed that bug by adding a CheckedChanged event handler to the menu item that was added as a part of the improved menu bar in the preceding version (v1.0.5). With that event handler added, now you don't have to click the "Reload" button after you enable or disable color-changing.

But version 1.0.6 doesn't just come with bugfixes: I have made more design updates once again, renaming "Process Name" to "Name." (without the period, of course, the period before the closing quote is just for correct grammar)

v1.0.5

In Task Manager 1.0.5, I have made some more design updates, such as adding support for running a new process with arguments.

I have also updated the menu bar, so that it now includes "File", "View", and "Window". The File menu only has "Exit." "View" has a checkbox-designed item, "Enable Color-Changing," which enables or disables execution of the changeColor() function in the GetProcess(), depending on whether or not the checkbox menu item is checked. Finally, the "Window" menu has the items that are typically featured in Zach, Inc. programs that include "Window" in the main menu bar, which are (in the order in which they typically appear): "Maximize," "Minimize," and "Close," which are self-explanatory because they do exactly what they say: maximizing, minimizing, and closing* the window, respectively.

* File > Exit and Window > Close always do the same thing.

v1.0.4

In Task Manager 1.0.4, the GetProcess() function now includes a call to another function, changeColor(), so that every time GetProcess() is called, the items in the main ListView go in a color-changing pattern, with its repeating part going like this: white, gray. The installer is now made using Advanced Installer.