Actual Multiple Monitors full changelog

Actual Taskbar: Taskbars now display the Windows Action Center button. Click on this button shows the Action Center Notifications window on a primary monitor.
Actual Taskbar: Start button now displays a context menu on right click.
When using the Move to Monitor window action for a window that was snapped to left/right half of a monitor, the window now retains its snapped state on another monitor and gets exactly half its size.
The "Move to" monitor selector dialog again displays the monitor numbers.

Configuration: Test Regexp dialog displayed an error if it was opened on a monitor with high DPI resolution.
Updating: If the "New version is available" balloon notification was shown, right click on the Actual Multiple Monitors notification area icon started the installation instead of displaying icon's context menu.
Localizaton: Arabic language is added (translation made by Thamer Mousa).
Windows 10: Title buttons now look correct in the Office 2013/2016 apps when their "File" tab gets active.

Windows 10: Extra title buttons now look correct on windows with colored title bars (Messaging, Phone, Photos, Windows Mail) and in the Dark visual theme.
Windows x64: Stability is greatly improved (there should be no more high CPU usage or app crashes at Actual Multiple Monitors startup).

Windows 10: Since the Anniversary Update, Actual Taskbar got hung after placing the mouse pointer over any task button for a while if the host monitor DPI resolution was higher than 100%.
Logon Screen Service: The "unquoted service path" vulnerability has been fixed.
Windows 10: Search field in the primary taskbar got reset back to Search icon at each startup.

Windows 10: Actual Taskbar stopped displaying Jump Lists since the Anniversary Update
Windows 10: Since the Anniversary Update, Actual Taskbar got white when taskbar color and transparency were disabled in the system taskbar settings
Windows 7+: Group window functions "Gather all windows" and "Send all windows" stopped working
Windows 8+ x64: Lock Screen background picture did not set

The ability is added to invoke advanced title button dialogs (usually invoked via right-click on a button) for a currently active window via hotkeys. The following hotkeys have been added:
Show the "Move to specific monitor" dialog (Win-Ctrl-/)
Show the "Maximize to selected monitors" dialog (Win-Ctrl-Num*)
Show the "Put into Divider tile" dialog (Win-Ctrl-Num5)

Actual Taskbar did not appear in the Windows Classic visual theme.
Windows 10: Calendar window now moves to a monitor where a taskbar clock has been clicked (works only since build 14328).
Configuration: Navigation pages now display a tooltip with the full caption text over their header if the caption text does not fit the header visible area.
Configuration: With large interface font size (either set manually in the User Interface settings or generated automatically because of a high screen DPI resolution), navigation page captions did not fit the headers.

Windows 10: False-positive SmartScreen warning about setup file corruption
is finally remedied
Actual Taskbar now scales correctly on monitors with high DPI resolutions
Windows 10: Multi-monitor Alt-Tab Task Switcher is restored

The popular request to display the system Recycle Bin in taskbars is fulfilled. The Recycle Bin is available as an extra button in both the system taskbar and the Actual Taskbar, and this button provides exactly the same operations as the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop: you can drag-n-drop documents onto it to put them into the Recycle Bin | you can left-click it to open a folder window showing the Recycle Bin contents | you can right-click it to invoke the Recycle Bin context menu. On the system taskbar, you can toggle the Recycle Bin button presence in the "Multiple Monitors - Taskbar" panel, in the "System Taskbar - Additional Buttons" group. On any instance of Actual Taskbar, you can toggle the Recycle Bin button presence using the "Show the Recycle Bin" command in the taskbar's context menu.
Now you can suspend/resume Actual Multiple Monitors via command line using the following syntax, respectively: ActualMultipleMonitorsCenter.exe suspend | ActualMultipleMonitorsCenter.exe resu

The popular request to display the system Recycle Bin in taskbars is fulfilled. The Recycle Bin is available as an extra button in both the system taskbar and the Actual Taskbar, and this button provides exactly the same operations as the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop: you can drag-n-drop documents onto it to put them into the Recycle Bin | you can left-click it to open a folder window showing the Recycle Bin contents | you can right-click it to invoke the Recycle Bin context menu. On the system taskbar, you can toggle the Recycle Bin button presence in the "Multiple Monitors - Taskbar" panel, in the "System Taskbar - Additional Buttons" group. On any instance of Actual Taskbar, you can toggle the Recycle Bin button presence using the "Show the Recycle Bin" command in the taskbar's context menu.
Now you can suspend/resume Actual Multiple Monitors via command line using the following syntax, respectively: ActualMultipleMonitorsCenter.exe suspend | ActualMultipleMonitorsCenter.exe resu