TwInbox 2.3.1.143 is available for download today.
Changes include:
Removed 140-character limit for direct messages. To send a direct message, start it with “d USER_NAME” (where USER_NAME is the screen name of the user to whom you send the message).
Updated tweet display formatting to closer match the format used by Twitter.com.
TwInbox 2.3.0.140 is available for download today.
Changes include:
Added an ability to post pictures to Twitter.
Removed TwitPic posting functionality.
TwInbox can now be installed under a regular user account, without requiring Administrator permissions.
Download the latest version of TwInbox from our website, or use the “Check for Updates” TwInbox menu command. If you are upgrading from a previous version, we recommend uninstalling the old version first.
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Twitter is planning several API changes in the next few days. Today we released TwInbox 2.2.0.225 which supports the API changes. Please upgrade ASAP to ensure continuous TwInbox operation.
As the result of the above changes, the old versions of TwInbox will be unable to fetch your direct messages starting on June 30. In order to continue receiving direct messages in TWInbox, you must install the new version.
Re-login after the upgrade
After you have installed the new version, you will need to re-authorize your Twitter accounts in TwInbox. It is a simple process – just click the “Sign In to Twitter” button in the Account Options window, then enter your user name and password.
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On October 22nd, a subtle change in Twitter API broke TwInbox. We have released an update to fix this issue later that day. All users – please install the latest version of TwInbox from our website.
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We have made the necessary changes in TwInbox. All you need to do is simply install the latest version and your TwInbox will keep running as smoothly as it did before. Remember, download and install the latest version by August 31, otherwise your copy of TwInbox will stop working.
Please tell you friends and coworkers who are using TwInbox to upgrade as well, so that they do not suffer from Twitter withdrawal on September 1st :).
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Today we released a new version of TwInbox – 2.0.1.112. This release includes one frequently requested new feature – an ability to send new-style retweets.
New-style retweet support
When you select a tweet and click the RT button, you will see a dialog which will let you select between the new-style and old-style retweet. It looks like this:
Select the type of retweet
Next time you click RT, this window will remember your previous selection, so you can simply hit Enter.
Note that this retweet type selection window is only shown when you retweet tweet messages. If you hit the RT button when a regular message is selected, you will see the old-style retweet. This is because only tweets can be retweeted using the new-style RT.
As always, we are looking forward to hearing your feedback. If you enjoy using TwInbox, please show your support by telling your friends about it. Thank you for your continued help and support in making TwInbox a success!
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Today we released a new version of TwInbox – 2.0.1.111. This release includes several small but important usability-enhancing features.
Selecting recipients and hash tags
TwInbox will remember sender names and hash tags for all messages you receive. The “Post a new Tweet” window now has buttons for picking recipients and hashtags using convenient selection dialogs.
Click "@" or "#" to insert @recipients or #hashtags
To select a recipient, click the “@” button. In the “Select a recipient” window, type a few characters of the person’s name to select it, then click OK.
Type a few letters to select a @recipient
Selecting hashtags works in a very similar fashion.
Note: In order for a tweeter user to appear in the selection window, you have to have received a tweet from them after installing this new version. The same applies to hashtags.
Sorting retweets into recipient folders
This version also includes a small change to the way tweets are sorted into recipient-based sub-folders. (Applies only if you enable that option). Now tweets are stored in the folder for the person who retweeted it, instead of the folder for the person who sent the original tweet. This change is a result of feedback of many of you who said that you would prefer this behavior. It will only create folders for the senders you follow.
As always, we are looking forward to hearing your feedback. If you enjoy using TwInbox, please show your support by telling your friends about it. Thank you for your continued help and support in making TwInbox a success!
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TwInbox 2.3.5.145 is available for download today.
