Thank you for your suggestions etc. I think there has to be limit to what changes are made with respect to purely cosmetic issues.
The run-time errors with the toolbar buttons should be fixed now (ready for the next version).
FastForward will now recall the position of the normal, expanded window.
brixtonman wrote:
Can you look at the inconsistences in colour of the tabs and "shrink", "send to tray" and other buttons. Would be better as block buttons like in the windows task bar and most programs that pick up the system colour.
The tabs and other rounded buttons are completely designed from scratch by myself. Whether they should be rectangular blocks is a matter of opinion

If it's really bugging you I could always make this optional, but I don't see it being a real problem

In any case, I have now made their colouring tie-in to the system colours

brixtonman wrote:
The other thing is, please remove the bold "Restore" command from the right click menu. It will look better/cleaner and it is clear now that, as with some other sys tray things, one click will restore the program.
Some people may prefer to have the Restore option available from the menu - I'm not sure you loose anything by having it there.
brixtonman wrote:
This would be better if the expand button was the usual maximise little square next to the close cross.
Unfortunately adding the square maximise button to the window title bar is not possible, when the window is in shrunken mode. However I think having a reasonably sized expand button makes it easier to click on

brixtonman wrote:
About the tabs: They would be better perhaps like these. In particular, the Incredimail tab doesn't quite meet the outlined box edge and on the Outlook Express and other client setting pages the indent of the section (shadowing) is heavier on the left side and looks odd. The scroll bar is a pixel or two too narrow as well).
I don't think these are really bugs (for example, the Incredimail tab is not supposed to meet the RHS of the frame below) - the functionality is all there and that is the important thing

brixtonman wrote:
In a way small things, but an indication of a careful designer/creator.
Yes, but I think I have spent enough time, energy and attention to detail as it is

I estimate (conservatively) I have spent 100 hours (research and development) on this particular piece of software. I do not really want to spend more unless it is to add/repair key functionality.