Popup menus near the top and bottom of the screen are now a bit easier to use. They use less processor time while waiting for the macro to finish, too. They're now at least as fast as KeyQuencer's Repeat command. It now adjusts for changes to the Mac's clock. Schedule can be told to make the correct number of repeats a higher priority than executing the macros exactly when they were scheduled.
Schedule now accepts quiet and continue parameters with the cancel option.
Conditional now accepts quiet and continue parameters with its cancel option. Schedule and Conditional now have two separate macro queues. You're still guaranteed, though, that scheduled macros will run in the order they're installed. ScheduleQuit macros are no longer aborted if a different macro was already running when the application quit, and that macro was terminated. WordCount can now determine the length of the data fork of a file.