ContextMove 4.3.3

ContextMove 4.3.3

Retires the last of the old ContextVolt branding, which was still sitting in
the Windows installer.

The setup wizard looks like the app now

The app was renamed to Context Move a while ago, and everything you see once it
is running was redrawn to match. The installer was not. Running the Windows
setup still put you in front of the old ContextVolt lightning bolt — on the
welcome panel, and again in the corner of every page after it — with a tagline
the product stopped using. It was the first thing anyone saw, and it named
something that no longer exists.

Both are redrawn from the current mark, on the same warm paper the app itself
uses. The wizard now introduces the thing it is about to install.

The wizard art is sharp on high-DPI displays

The old artwork existed at one size and the wizard runs at a larger one, so
every screen was showing a stretched bitmap — softest on the laptop displays
where most people run an installer.

Each image now exists at four sizes, and setup picks the one that matches your
display instead of scaling up the smallest.

Nothing else changed

This release touches the installer's appearance only. Nothing about capture,
storage, sign-in, or what leaves your machine is different, and updating from
4.3.2 changes nothing you have saved.