Lime CRM Desktop Client 11.3.4552

Cumulative release for 11.3.x covering everything since the 11.3.4523 baseline.

Pane dividers now show that they can be dragged. The divider between panes carried only a faint marker, so many people never realised it could be moved to resize the panes. Each divider now shows a clearer handle: a thin line along the divider with a rounded grip at its centre, drawn in the standard raised Windows style and following your theme and high-contrast settings. As the pointer moves over a divider the grip follows it and the divider highlights, so it is obvious where to take hold and that the panes can be resized.

Recently used values are now offered on option fields too. A relation field's menu has long offered a “Recent” shortcut to values you linked before; the same shortcut now appears on fields backed by a predefined option list. It lists only options that are currently valid for the field, and it is never narrowed by whatever you have typed into the field.

Shortcuts to records related to you. The field menu can offer values reached through your own user record - for example a company or a manager recorded on it. Where it previously offered at most one such shortcut, it now lists every relation from your record that points at the field's target, grouped under a heading naming your record's type (for example “From Coworker”). A relation holding a single value appears directly, as the relation's name followed by the value; one holding several values opens a submenu. Only values that are valid for the field are shown.

The alternatives menu is always reachable with a right-click. On a field whose arrow button opens the search dropdown, the menu of alternatives - recent values, the related-to-you shortcuts, open and unlink, and so on - could not be opened at all. A right-click on the field now always opens that menu, while the arrow button keeps its usual behaviour.

Option-constrained fields no longer offer ways to set an invalid value. For a field limited to a predefined set of options, the menu no longer shows “Search…” or “New…”, since either could set a value outside the allowed set. Together with the valid-only filtering above, every choice the menu offers stays within the field's permitted options.

Improved