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# Version 1.0.161

(published 18.08.2026)

### New features and improvements

* Added the ability to select the language of generated invoices.
* Improved the summary widgets for CMD and PowerShell script execution — data is displayed only after it has fully loaded.
* Updated the descriptions of widgets related to executed CMD and PowerShell scripts.
* Added translation for the information about the number of selected items in tables.
* Added date range validation in the Add script to schedule form, preventing selection of an invalid period.
* Required fields have been marked in the Create script form.
* Required fields have been marked in the Add script to schedule form.
* Improved URL rule matching.
* Improved permission handling in selected interface elements.
* Improved the display of selected items in computer details.


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