[quote] I will pass that user request along for you. [/quote] Bit late, but thanks mate.
deltafalcon
Personally, I use Multiplicity Standard and I find that it suits my needs quite well. I didn't spend the extra money for Pro because I couldn't justify the extra $20 for file sharing and up to six computers support (because I didn't need to support six machines). I wouldn't mind the extra functionality of file sharing without six PC support (sure beats shares and permissions which is how I currently do it) and would have gladly paid an extra $10 for Multiplicity with this functionality.
While I don't have a laptop hooked up to a docking station, I would suggest using only the Windows wireless software (get rid of any third party or bloat-ware wireless junk) and see if that fixes the issue. When it comes to using Multiplicity before login, it does that the service a minute or two (quite possibly up to 10, depending on the machine) to initiate. Also, check to see what credentials the service has (Control Panel > Administrative tools > Services > [double click] Stard
Any word?
Thanks for your help guys, but installing Windows Vista Ultimate and doing away with Windows XP Professional has fixed it. Again, thanks for your help.
Booyeah! The withdrawal symptoms were starting to become torturous! Here's something if your looking for stories... http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/beautiful-computer-says-yes/2007/03/17/1174080223528.html Can't wait! Thank you soooooooooo much!
Would someone from Stardock be able to help me out here?
Version 1.10 on both machines Telnet couldn't connect.
No firewall, and sharing is enabled. Corrupt driver or DLL somewhere maybe?
I can ping PC to PC via IP, both PC's should be in the same workgroup (I'll check) and I'll Telnet my laptop when I get a chance. One thing I have noticed is that at LAN parties, we're all on the same workgroup; buut... my machine (Desktop: AMD Athlon, Windows XP Professional SP2) am still unable to 'see' anyone else's machine and they are unable to see mine. Would this be sufficient to screw around with Multiplicity? Any one know how to fix that issue? Thanks a tonne
This has me completely stumped, I've been trying to resolve this for ages. Multiplicity absolutely refuses to locate my Toshiba Satellite M70. I have all firewalls turned off, and toggling both Incoming connections restrictions fails to do anything. My desktop runs Windows XP Professional SP2 wired into a D-Link DI-524 and my Toshiba Satellite M70 via wireless. Both have Multiplicity installed. The D-Link is wired via it's WAN port into a Netcomm NB1300Plus4 which provides the
DivX or XviD? Which are cross compatible with each other and offer very good quality.
Yeah I would also like to know. It's a kickass sound track you have there!
Just some webspace and some audio recording software should do. All Poweruser does is make an MP3 and post it on the web. Audacity is a free audio editor, and is easy to use. www.audacity.sourceforge.net You might need the LAME MP3 encoder for it. Google it!
In my usual internet surf, I found these two news items that are very interesting. I'm surprised that the US has moved to extradite an Australian over Copyright Infringment. Only Justice Minister Chris Ellison stands in the way. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. US seeks extradition of Australian <A href="http://australianit.news.com.au/articles/0,7204,18775041%5E15302%5E%5Enbv%5E,00.html
Not that it affects me, but you would be annoyed wouldnt you?
RIAA has gone too far this time. And it's not going to be the consumer that would be annoyed by this. Apple would be royally p!$$ed off over this RIAA decision. And I bet that Apple will fight tooth and nail with RIAA. Brad is right. No one is going to carry 20+ CD's when the iPod allows you to carry 100+ CD's without carrying them, especially with the music that is not on iTunes. Now that the RIAA says t