Release v0.9.3

[BazzaCuda]

Windows 64-bit binaries.

Performance gains.

In previous versions, the ini file was being read from disk each time a submenu had to be displayed.
Everything is now done in memory, so submenus will be even more responsive than they already were.
This also means that if you're running CustomMenu from a USB stick and you remove the USB stick, the app will continue to function for as long as Windows keeps the application in memory.

The user can still force a re-read of the ini file (e.g. after a manual edit) by using Alt-RightClick on the desktop.
It is not recommended though that the ini file be manually edited. Better to use the built-in config window instead by right-clicking on any menu item. (Note that you can always delete the initial autogenerated "Right-Click me to open Config" menu item.)

While we're on the subject of the ini file, please note that the tabbed indentation of submenu data in the ini file is purely for human readability and is not required by the CustomMenu app.

Tested on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, this stable production release is made available to obtain feedback from a wider audience.

Just unzip to a folder of your choice and run.

See the wiki Getting Started page for more details.

All comments and feedback welcome in the discussion section.

I am currently preparing the source code for release as Open Source here on GitHub.

CustomMenu_release_v0_9_3.zip

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