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One Ctrl no longer starts a dictation, and the installer fits the screen

Ctrl alone could start a dictation. The program keeps a list of the keys that are held down and crosses a key off only when it sees that key released. Sometimes Windows does not pass the release of Win on to the program. After that the program went on believing Win was held, a single press of Ctrl matched Ctrl+Win, and only a restart put it right. Now, whenever a shortcut matches, the program asks Windows whether Ctrl, Shift, Alt and Win are really down and forgets the ones that are not. When that happens, the log says so.

The installer window fits the screen it opens on. It was a fixed square that ignored display scaling. At 250% it showed only the header and the start of the folder path, with no Install button and no way to close it. It now opens on the screen under the pointer, scales with that screen, rescales when dragged to a screen with a different scale, and takes the height of what it shows at each step, from the options to the finished screen.

The installer's buttons and fields match the app. The Install button was noticeably larger than any button in the program. Buttons and fields now have the same sizes as in the settings window.

The arrow next to the shortcut on the Overview leads to the shortcut. It opened the System tab. It now opens Controls & behaviour, where the shortcut is set.

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