You can download a daily build of Planner.NET from the following link:
https://mindfusion.org/_planner/_Planner.NET_41pre_trial4.zip(This is a temporary url and might not work in the future.)This version contains means to completely turn off reminders. You can do this be setting Schedule.DisableReminders to true.
There is also a new string property WeekHeaderFormat in Calendar.MonthSettings, which controls how to format the text displayed by week headers in a SingleMonth and MonthRange views. The value of this property can contain the following formatting specifiers in any number and order:
%w - The number of the corresponding week relative to the current year. This is what was previously displayed in the cells of the week header.
%s[{format}] - The date of the first day in the corresponding week, formatted according to the standard date formatting string, specified by {format}. The brackets '{' and '}' should not be included.
%e[{format}] - The date of the last day in the corresponding week, formatted according to the standard date formatting string, specified by {format}. The brackets '{' and '}' should not be included.
For example, the formatting string "(%w) %s[d ]-%e[d ], %s[MMM]" for the week 13.08-19.08 will yield the following result: "(33) 13-19, Aug". Pay attention to the space following 'd' in the format specification '[d ]'. If the space is missing, the format will be interpreted by the .NET framework as standard short date formatting.
The other features implemented in this release are the new Calendar.MonthWeekHeaderClick event which is fired when a cell in the week header has been clicked and the new MonthWeek field in the CalendarElement namespace, which enables you to obtain the bounding rectangle of any cell in the week header by specifying its index, or the the header as a whole by specifying -1.
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