ThinkSync 0.69e[a].oo3 On xp and win2k Sync job on 2 folders working ok. If you right click on primary folder and select:- Properties/ThinkSync/Do not synchronize this folder/OK Then the sync job is cancelled, which is correct. But if you right click on primary folder and select:- Synchronize settings/job/Do not synchronize this folder/OK The sync job is not cancelled. Also, the first item in the primary fol
When creating a job, using browse for a secondary location, the 'Browse Secondary Path' local window is empty except for the recycle bin. Using ThinkSync 0.69e[a].003 on windows 2k pro. Everything works ok on my XP pc. Any ideas? Ronnie
Have just installed SecureProcess 0.69b[a].002 On startup I get the message:- 'Secprocsrvc.exe - Entry Point Not Found' 'The procedure entry point WTSQueryUser Token could not be located in the dynamic link library WTSAP132.dll.' Secure Process is in the system tray. Settings and wizard work. I also get the message, SecureProcess is not running on my pc. Have uninstalled and reinstalled. Using 2k pro. Any ideas?<
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The same thing here. Not only can you not add more than 3 desktops, you cannot delete any of the 3 desktops either! Also you can't use custom wallpapers as mini-backgrounds or display window replicas. This is the same on winxp and win2k.
sounds like sdmcp.exe is still running, which is causing uninstall problem. Get to the point at which the uninstaller freezes, then right click taskbar and select task manager. See if sdmcp.exe is running. If it is, select it, and end process. The uninstaller should unfreeze and carry on. I hope this helps. Ronnie.
Just installed enhanced dialog 0.89[b].002. When I run internet explorer,it works ok,but if I close IE and start it again it won't run, though it is showing in task manager. Uninstalled enhanced dialog and IE works ok. Tried uninstall/install a few times but still the same. Tried unticking IE in forced dialog and adding IE to exclusion dialog. Still no go. Other than that, enhanced dialog works fine. Firefox wor
I've also had this problem for ages now, and have just been putting up with it. It happens every time on Win2k and occasionally on WinXP. I've found the culprit, and it's WindowFX. If I close WindowFX before shutting down everythings fine, or if I don't run WindowFX at all, my pc shuts down ok every time. I also run virtual desktops, but I've had no problem with this. It would be nice if this could be fixed. Boyron.
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