✓ Holidays for Austria and France built-in
✓ Prettier flag icons included
✓ Toned down the row separator color a smidgeon

✚ Fixed

✓ Rare rendering issues on iPad caused events to be drawn at portrait width in landscape mode
✓ Rare crash in calendar editor when no color is set
✓ Fix for Canada Day in Canadian holidays
✓ Fix for Veteran’s Day in US holidays

✓ Support for new iPad
✓ Calendar editor – set colors from a large palette and create, edit or delete calendars
✓ FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) built-in – pulled from http://www.mgsolutions.se/faq
✓ Setting: display of the event dot, start time or event title for events can be turned on/off
✓ Setting: event text colors can be overridden to use high-contrast or black
✓ Setting: event text resizing when space is not available can be turned on/off
✓ Setting: event text shortening choices – truncate at the beginning, middle or end of the text (default) or clip the end
✓ Beautiful new app icon
✓ Beautiful new startup screen
✓ Sync at startup

✚ Changed

✓ Tweaked colors – shading and separators in week and month views are more prominent and weekend shading is darker (if turned on in settings)

✚ Fixed

✓ Corrected German holiday title
✓ Default alerts set for new events work in iOS 5.1

✓ Text size is customizable (small, medium, large) independently for the month and week views

✚ Fixed

✓ Calendar colors changed remotely via for example the iCloud web interface now update properly
✓ Multi-day appointments are now shown properly with the starting time on the first day, all-day events in between and the finishing time on the last day

✓ Shading of weekend if you want – choose in the settings if you want it in month view, week view or both

✚ Fixed

✓ Fixed a problem that could cause Calendar+ to close
✓ Fixed confusing Christmas and New Year’s holidays for USA, UK and Australia
✓ Fixed error in some holidays from 2012-2014 for Germany
✓ Fixed crash at startup on older devices (iPod touch 2G, iPhone 3G)

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