Nimi Places 20260521 released

since 2008

Today, we release the latest build of Nimi Places 20260521 that fixes installing, when requiring elevation. It also fixes cosmetic issue of placeholder not being replaced with project name in successful uninstall message.

We apologize for inconvenience those issue may have caused.

Lastly, build brings some minor optimizations, like optimizing GDI functions calling and array comparison function.

Changed uninstaller behavior to delete files and folders without showing permanent-delete warnings (Recycle Bin is still used when available).
Fixed distribution package not installing, when requiring elevation, due to invalid logical operator (OR instead of AND) breaking masking.
Fixed placeholder not being replaced with project name in successful uninstall message in distribution package.
Optimized array comparison function.
Optimized GDI functions calling.
Other changes, updates and fixes.

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Nimi Places: Organizes desktop into containers, displaying files and folders.

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