DpOscars 2.1.1

Just two cosmetic fixes:

- Clicking the Statistics tab made the program appear to hang for a few seconds. This was because WPF doesn't try to populate the tab before it is selected. Not a big deal, but I found a way around that.

- I never liked the way that the categories were cased. I wanted the Associated Press style of title case, but it was so darn complicated that I never attempted it. BUT ... I asked ChatGPT to create a function for that. It took a few tries with different prompts, but in the end I got something that seems to work. So I applied it to the category names, and for good measure to the movie names as well. It doesn't change the function of the program, but it looks better.

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Arrived today. Woo Hoo.

Quoting filmlover:

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why just implement a paid subscription service? (monthly, yearly, etc.). I would gladly pay a small monthly fee to keep the tool updated. The subscription model is pretty much a de facto business standard today. You can't even buy products like MS365 or any streaming service without an ongoing fee. Why not do this to gain a consistent source of revenue to pay for the servers, maintenance, etc.?

If people are not willing to pay for ongoing support, then they won't get any updates.

Just a thought.

Valid questions I guess most of us have wondered about. It makes me think there is the possibility of a legal issue. There might be some options that are simply precluded by some sort of judgement, court action or contract, including perhaps a gag order preventing the parties from talking about it. We just don't know.