iAlertU 0.70

What's new in this version:

- Bug fix to ensure that the motion sensor monitoring code is turned off when disabled.
- Bug fix to correct the selected snapshot in the drop-down on the camera tab.
- A number of corrections to the French translations were kindly contributed by Pierre Morin.
- A number of corrections to the Spanish translations were kindly contributed by Jan Smite.
- A new feature, allowing iAlertU to use Speech Synthesis to “say” something when the alarm goes off (thanks James Wheatley).
- A new option to prevent the alarm sound from stopping if the Mac is still being moved (thanks James Wheatley).
- Changed the way that iAlertU uses CoreLocation so that it
- uses less network bandwidth. Several users reported high network bandwidth usage by iAlertU, and this was because CoreLocation was trying to locate the mac too accurately. This release should fix this by turning off CoreLocation unless it’s needed.
- Dutch translations have been completed, thanks to Edgar de Graaff.
- Bug fix that attempts to remedy an audio glitch at startup.
- Bug fix to ensure that the display does not sleep if iAlertU’s
- “disable idle sleep when armed” feature is enabled.
- Added new option to allow the user to specify that the
- screen should flash when the alarm is triggered, regardless
- of whether the logo is used.
- Added new option allowing the user to specify a different
- logo image to be displayed when iAlertU is armed.
- Added new options allowing the user to specify different
- sound files to be played for arming, disarming, and when the alarm goes off.
- New feature/bug fix whereby some users experience intermittent alarms are now able to configure/train iAlertU to ignore specific devices.
- The mechanism used to encrypt the arm and email passwords has been changed. The reasons for is that I want to remove the dependency on SSCrypto which is not available on the iPhone/iPad platform. v0.70 will automatically update your existing passwords by decrypting with the old mechanism, and then re-encrypting them with the new. It should be an invisible change from the users perspective. If people have problems with passwords after updating, I recommend that they re-enter them manually to update the configuration manually.