Version 1.3.2 was released yesterday. There are two major new features in 1.3.2. The first is an option in ‘Preferences’ to let you choose which day of the week you want the calendar to start on. In North America and the UK(I think) the calendar starts with Sunday, but in a lot of countries in Europe, the calendar starts with Monday. Now you have the option.

Trust me, Apple didn’t make this easy to implement. Even with all the locale settings, the list of localized day names is hard-wired to start with the local equivalent of ‘Sunday’, so I had to build a way of ‘spinning’ the list so that it could start at any day of the week.

The second feature is tied to the first. The calendar now determines how many rows are needed to display the whole month, and draws five or six rows as needed. Of course, changing the start day can affect the number of rows, so the two features are intertwined. I hope they both make Horizon easier to use, and more compatible with the way you work.

Also, I’ve added an RSS feed to the front page of the site. You can subscribe to this feed with your favorite newsreader, and get the news on the latest updates.