Universal Media Server

What's new in this version:

- Don't auto hide the window when editing a clip
- Don't hide the tooltip window when copying from html viewer, same as rtf
- When set to always on top refresh active window on first mouse move over window
- Don't refresh the list when a copy is made from the description window
- Use on demand icu dll for upper/lower case manipulation
- Removed icu dlls, use dll included in windows
- Fixed gdi leaks
- Handle shift - home to select all items above the current selection
- Use string size to create strings, found data sometimes didn't have a null terminator so extra data was at the end of the string
- Added a way to force crash, type crash in search and shift-control click
- Added support for total commander diff
- Enable html format by default if no formats are defined
- Fixed issue with screen resolution changing with scaled dpi settings, window would go smaller
- Updated c++ dependancies to the latest
- Fixed issue with high cpu with search full text selected when only a few items are returend
- Added a way through add ins to get/set the description
- Added adv option to set the default editor font size
- If searching for both description and full text use Distinct to ensure we don't return mutliple rows
- Fixed issue with export to text and image only allowing 1000 clips
- Refresh list after delete all non used clips from task tray
- Added option to delete all non used clips
- If database is on a network share refresh Ditto when showing if last write time of db has been updated
- If db is on a network drive, or anything other than C: then wait for that db to come online
- Added new global key to send a copy and save the current clipboard in one shot
- Added option to not place cf_hdrop onto the drag object when dragging from Ditto. Found latest firefox wouldn't accept drops if the cf_hdrop type was on there
- Enable / disable edit boxes for max count and keep days in config
- Update diff paths
- Order by sticky clip order first then group, then clip order - updated indexes