Scheduler for Outlook Exchange Releases
Managing StarLeaf releases
Last updated June 8, 2021Version 1.6.0d8
| ID | Description |
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28864 |
With StarLeaf Scheduler for Outlook Exchange, you can now create a stream of a StarLeaf meeting to a third-party platform such as YouTube or Vimeo. For more information about live streaming to external platforms, go here. |
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29348, 25248 |
General improvements to the titles of video layouts and wording of user interface messages in the scheduler. |
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26886 |
When you download the MSI file for the scheduler, you can now view the version number on the Details tab of the file. |
Version 1.4.2.1002
| ID | Description |
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| 22088 | In previous versions, when you scheduled a meeting, formatted the invite text, and then selected the scheduler, the formatting of that invite text would disappear. From version 1.4, text formatting no longer disappears when you select the scheduler. |
| 24374 | In previous versions, when you scheduled a meeting, used special characters (for example ú, é, Å) in the invite text, and then selected the scheduler, the special characters would change to alternative and incorrect characters. From version 1.4, special characters are no longer changed when you select the scheduler. |
Version 1.3.0.1005
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 20100 | When you customize the text of an Outlook meeting and subsequently make it a StarLeaf meeting, your text is no longer erased*. This can also be done with a tag in custom footers. For more information about customizing the invite text, go to StarLeaf Scheduler for Outlook Exchange Releases *Known limitation: original formatting is removed |
| 19879 | StarLeaf can now enable user log in within the password-less authentication flow if required by an organization |
| 12825 | Multiple dial-in numbers per country are now provided in the meeting invite |
Version 1.2.0.1018
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 21065 | The scheduler does not require you to log in with a username and password. However, if you force a log in with your username and password, the scheduler will fail to perform any StarLeaf operations if Outlook is left open for more than an hour. If you wish to continue logging in with a username and password, you can resolve this issue if you close and reopen Outlook. This fix will be rolled out over the coming weeks (from 5 April 2019) |
Version 1.2.0.1015
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 19851 | Bug fix and improvement to the process of editing one meeting in a series of recurring meetings when the privacy setting is enabled. This fix will be rolled out over the coming weeks (from 15 February 2019) |
| 20210 | Under certain circumstances, if the scheduler was mass-installed using the MSI installer, a request to install the StarLeaf app could appear when you launch the scheduler even if the StarLeaf app is already installed. Cloud 8.7 fixes this issue and this will be visible in the coming weeks (from 15 February 2019) |
Version 1.2.0.1004
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 11867 | If you are a StarLeaf app user, you no longer need to enter your username and password to use the StarLeaf Scheduler for Outlook Exchange Server. The scheduler automatically uses the credentials from when you signed into StarLeaf |
Version 1.1.10
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 18278 | When you schedule a meeting using the add-in, the local PSTN number that can be used to dial in now appears in the meeting invite text |
Version 1.1.9
| ID | Description |
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| 17571 | In previous versions, some organization security settings do not allow the add-in to launch correctly in Outlook. Version 1.1.9 updates the signing of the add-in and fixes this issue |
| 18214 | In previous versions, under certain circumstances, the add-in asks users to log in after a period of inactivity. Version 1.1.9 fixes this issue |
Version 1.1.8
| Description |
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| General improvements |
Version 1.1.6
| ID | Description |
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| 17411 | In the previous release, when a user creates or updates a meeting, the add-in can sometimes take a long time to respond and return an error saying it failed to create/update the meeting. Version 1.1.6 fixes this issue |
Version 1.1.5
| ID | Description |
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| 16953 | In the previous release, the quiet option of the MSI installer still causes some notifications for the user. Version 1.1.5 fixes this issue |
Version 1.1.4b6
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 16109 | In the previous release, when a user edits a meeting that was originally created using the add-in, a dialog box sometimes appears advising that no changes have been made to the meeting request. Version 1.1.4b6 fixes this issue |
Version 1.1.4b5
| Description |
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| General improvements and bug fixes |
Version 1.1.4b2
| ID | Description |
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| 12693 | In the previous release, some users saw an error message after they were unexpectedly required to log in to the add-in. Version 1.1.4b2 fixes this issue |
| 12862 | The user experience for converting an existing meeting into a StarLeaf meeting has been improved |
Version 1.1.3b1
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 9786 | The add-in update message now runs in the background, rather than having the focus and causing users to inadvertently start the update and interrupt their outlook process |
| 10100 | The add-in buttons now have explanatory tool-tips |
| 10702 | In previous releases, the add-in could interfere with the opening of .msg files. Version 1.1.3b1 fixes this issue |
| 11608 | In the previous release, you could get unexpected behavior when attempting to convert a single occurrence of a meeting, where an occurrence of this series has already been edited in Outlook, into a StarLeaf meeting. The behavior now is that the add-in will not allow you to do this |
| 11630 | In the previous release, you could not convert a single occurrence of a meeting into a StarLeaf meeting. Version 1.1.3b1 fixes this issue |
| 12041 | The add-in will no longer show the error: Custom UI Runtime Error in StarLeaf Scheduling |
| 12569 | The add-in now allows the character £ in user passwords |
| 12483 | The add-in now updates a series occurrence when dragging and dropping |
| 12862 | Converting an existing Outlook meeting into a StarLeaf meeting now behaves as expected |