If you are having problems seeing it, please email the login.txt from the SDCentral directory to [email protected] (DO NOT post it here).
[email protected]
Please email [email protected] with the email address you used for the order and the login.txt file from the SDCentral directory (DO NOT post it here).
Please contact [email protected] . Though you can email me what address you think this is under. I've checked your records after working with you earlier to see GC2 and I only see the $44.95 GC2 order as current. There shouldn't be $49.95 charges unless you ordered something else. And we didn't charge these orders until the 24th, you didn't order ODNT or something on the 23rd?
Had my flagship on auto last night and its gfx got confused as to rotation at least once.
Anyone who's gotten the email with your info and still can't see the game, please email [email protected] the login.txt file from your SDCentral directory (DO NOT post it here). The 2 people who've already done so had their info under 2 slightly different accounts, so SDC didn't see the GC2 order quite right. I can kick that, if that's your issue.
the login.txt file from your SDCentral directory to [email protected] , I will look at it and see if I can see what's wrong.
I have emailed them about this. Presumably they are blocking the registry keys from being added for the apps to load on startup.
I have updated the page at https://www.stardock.com/products/desktopx/resources.asp to include a PDF version of the scripting guide.
'Wonky' is in the OED. It's not cromulent. And, for the record, I did post about the downtime on the WC forums last week, but didn't remember to do so here.
.desktop has replaced .dxtheme, though the .dxtheme's will still load. It's somewhat clearer on what it's doing/for, as opposed to a widget, gadget (from DX Pro), or individual object.
I have a great collection of her works from the late 50's-70's from my dad. I was saddened to learn of her passing. Though I haven't been so thrilled with some of the "collaborative" books in the last bit, it was still fun to revisit some of the stories and characters I (and my dad) grew up with.
The demo times out after 30 days.
We're moving the pieces into place. Today, for instance, it does show Multiplicity in there and will take you to the website to get the trial version. For various reasons, the 1.00 release is not installable right through there yet, but the 1.00a one should be shortly (updates for file copying support in Pro mostly). And more ThinkDesk pieces are coming, including the network availability.
There will probably be a way to tone down the background layer. I personally can't get enough of it, I want more, realism be damned (FTL ships, anyone?).
24 and the new Battlestar Galactica are probably the 2 shows I look forward to most each week. And Arrested Development and Scrubs, for the comedy side.
I don't get kickbacks from Brando's estate (though if that island hasn't cleared probate and I don't have to pay back taxes, give me a call), but it wasn't all total dreck. And despite my dvd collection, I don't think I qualify as a film buff (as opposed to just liking to watch movies). But for those who might like to make use of their "unlimited" Blockbuster rentals or Netflix subscriptions... And, no, not best pi
WindowBlinds is not removing your uxtheme.dll or modifying the file. If it or .msstyles files were physically removed from your disk, you need to look elsewhere than WB for the culprit. At this point, if Windows is persisting on being difficult, you may have no choice but to move your data (my docs, favorites, mail, etc) to another dir/device and reinstall.
What version of Norton is this and what files? Your comments suggest some might be a zip with dock images.
32-bit Windows XP, 2000, or 2003 is required for the primary machine (the one with the keyboard and mouse). The secondaries can be 32-bit XP, 2000, or 2003 at present. The installer needs some updates, but before 1.0, it'll support 64-bit XP and 2003 as secondaries. Post 1.0, 64-bit XP/2003 should be able to be primary's as well. OS X support as a secondary is in development. Linux, we'll see what happens in the future. Multiplicity does not
Cygnus, it controls the VPC like you were using the local mouse connected to the secondary (diff) machine.
CygnusXII, I don't understand your VirtualPC question.
NightTrain, that page wasn't supposed to be accessible anymore.
Using OS X as a secondary (machine without the keyboard and mouse) is in the near-term plan. Whether that makes the 1.0 release or comes after, we'll see.
Remote desktop, radmin, VNC, and the like are great solutions for bringing the remote desktops to your main PC. Multiplicity needs another monitor hooked up to secondary PC (up to 6 of them). There's no getting around that for the moment (by design). If you don't have 2 PC's and 2 monitors, it's of no use to you. Let me give some examples. Until you've used it, imho, you don't even realize that you've been missing something without it. Which is what the trial version wi
My favorite part so far is the "referee" who has to clean up after the fouls. Imagine his imdb.com entry...