Hope I'm not being redundant here, but if you haven't tried opening Object DeskTop Manager, logging out of your account in ODM, and then logging back in, you should do so. That seems to 'educate' ODM about what's installed. HTH
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For other-than-AirPrint-printers requires a desktop app to print 'via', but works great. Still can't print from within VPN sessions, but finally a solution for general printing to non-HP and network printers and it's free if you grab it now. Not a new app, but newly free (temporarily) courtesy of Apple.
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I fear this will not end well for freedom of expression on the Internet. Netflix might stay cheap, but at a potentially staggering non-monetary cost. Content "appropriateness" will become subject to the whim of unelected bureaucrats.
^^ That's where it lives on my rig, too, but path is C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\Stardock\Windowblinds
No, no, no ... It's colder here because it's warmer globally. Any fool can see that.
Good a place as any for this . [e digicons]:D[/e]
Speaking of going both ways, borg999, you should enjoy this . [e digicons]o_O[/e] [e digicons];)[/e]
Not sure that anim.dll is still included in the default WB install. I PM'd Neil a while back about it but haven't yet had a reply. I have it (left over from prior installs, I guess) and animated window control buttons work as intended here. I don't have any skins with animated start menu graphics so can't say for sure, but would assume they'd work, too, with anim.dll present.
How will the root certificate be identifiable, doc? Will it include the term PrivDog or Comodo in the entry?
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Does PrivDog ship with Dragon or just their firewall/AV products? I've had Comodo firewall on a couple of my rigs in the past but uninstalled them long ago. As for BitDefender, we use the Small Business Suite on all our workstations & laptops, and I assume your comment, kryo, that it supports SSL scanning, is a good thing and that it doesn't install a vulnerable root certificate. EDIT: Just saw your other post, doc.
Problem solved.
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Whoa. If BitDefender does this, we're in a world of HIPAA hurt.
Oh, well, that certainly ends debate on the issue.
Bakerstreet - now there's one I miss.
Hmm. OK
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Odd. You can read it from Drudge's link (today). And here 's some more info about it.
That seems a bit unfortunate, Neil, since that subscription option is named "Object Desktop Infinite". Perhaps a more accurately descriptive name for that option is in order.
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Be careful what you wish for: link
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[quote who="Jafo" reply="1" id="3524515"] How's that? [/quote] Sufficient
Had you archived the installers while your subscription was active, you could re-install any of the OD apps from the archives. Once a subscription expires, the files are no longer downloadable and you're no longer eligible for updates. Renew your subscription, all will be revealed. [e digicons]:)[/e]
Excuse me, RND... I'm from the IRS & I'm here to help.
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I suspect the manufacturers were required to disclose their firmware code in order to sell HDD's to certain departments of the government, whether they admit it or not. If I was the NSA, for instance, I'd want to know they were 'clean'. Legitimate need turned to illegitimate use. What else is new?
Yrag was a huge help to me resolving a particularly frustrating problem on one occasion, spanning a number of phone calls. Hope he's doing OK. Good egg, that guy.
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