Falcon Rundown 1.3.15 Changelog

This release introduces a multi-window rundown workspace, personal Saved Layouts and a set of responsive, print and reliability refinements.

Rundown windows

Open and work in up to eight independent Rundown windows while keeping the project tree visible.
The first selected rundown fills the workspace. Normal tree navigation replaces the primary window, while Open in new window adds another rundown and switches to Columns.
Arrange windows as Floating, Grid, Rows or Columns. Floating windows can be moved and resized; tiled windows can be reordered with their move handles.
Use tabs to focus or restore open windows. Double-click a title bar to maximize or restore it, or use the adjacent minimize, maximize/restore and close controls.
Choose a separate View for each window: Rundown & Editor, Rundown, Now & Next, or Editor & PDF Script.

Use Save Current Layout… to save a personal window arrangement. Open Manage Saved Layouts… to apply, update, rename, delete or refresh Saved Layouts.
Store up to 20 Saved Layouts for each user and project. Each layout can contain up to eight rundowns.
Saved Layouts retain the arrangement mode, which rundowns are open and their order, and Floating position, size and stacking.
Per-window View choices, active/minimized/maximized state, selected stories, drafts, locks and scroll positions are intentionally not stored.
Unavailable rundowns are skipped on apply, and the current workspace remains unchanged if none of the saved rundowns are available.

The advanced timing footer changes into compact and horizontal formats as a story list becomes narrower, keeping timing values accessible without consuming the full window height.
BREAK timing information stays beside the BREAK title at narrower widths and only moves below it when space is genuinely limited.
BREAK names such as Break 1 and Break 2 can now be edited while remaining the default names for newly created BREAK rows.
PDF exports use compact BREAK headings and values capped at 10 pt, follow smaller selected print sizes, keep headers content-sized and respect the rundown numbering mode in script print ranges.
The story editor duration control is labelled Text and matches the adjacent header controls.

Window replacement and Saved Layout application respect pending writes, open dialogs and unsaved-change guards before closing sessions.
Workspace messages and polling use stricter session, origin, window and revision checks to avoid stale updates.
The scheduler schema and worker contract now define a separate identifier for each recurring duplicate-rule occurrence. This lets a compatible worker keep retries of the same occurrence as no-ops while allowing a later occurrence to duplicate the same source rundown again.