Or, try using SDCentral: it's free and you have an option to backup/restore applications and their settings. HTH, Madruga
MadFooBar
Try closing RC after making the changes then backup the whole program folder. Or at least all the *.obbar you find (including subdirectories, if you have some sub-menus). HTH, Madruga
Maybe if Stardock took the time to fix the trial version, they would get more people using it! I almost gave up on that and if I had not posted here, I would not have bought it. I'd easily pay 20+ USD for this, and maybe more potential users are being scared away because of the broken trial version! It's a dead-loop: SD doesn't update the trial because not enough people registered RC, then potential buyers go try and get VERY disappointed with it, then they don't buy it and SD does
By the way MadFoobar are you experiencing any issues with having it activated by the Winkey only? I can't say yet. I've had some strange things happen but not enough times to "build a case" against that being at fault! For now, I simply use it. I used to have (and still have!) a quick-launch like menu which I set to be on right of start so I use
Due to this forum's bugs with links, 3 replies with 1 link only each: Bug 4
Damn... I was typing a huge reply here and accidentally closed Firefox when I was doing some more testing... Well, this time I'll edit all in UltraEdit 1st! 1st, thanks Jeff but that won't be necessary: last night, after reading the other posters' answers in here, I went ahead and bought RightClick. However, there are a few notes still worth mentioning... Bugs: As for numbe
Also, these forums are community members helping each other when and where they can. If you have a problem with a Stardock product be best way of getting a response is to contact support directly at [email protected]. Does that mean that there is 0 (zero) Stardock supervision on these forums? That's a bit sad as it only serves to scare pe
Well, based on the answers on this thread, I decided to give it a 2nd run. This time, instead of using the download in the "Products" --> "More Desktop Software" --> " RightClick">Link " I decided to install the Stardock Central and try from there, but I'm not going to install it after all... You seee, in SDCentral, I can see that the available demo version for RightClick is 1.0 dated 10-02-2005 (roughly 2 years ago). Odd, s
Well, thanks all for the feedback. I may have been a bit harsh before, but you all can understand that: just as when you think you found *the* tool you've been looking for, it doesn't work ok and support forums seem virtually dead with seemingly unresolved issues dating years back... As for the problem #1 above, when I did a simple test and placed a clock line in there it would show on the menu but sometime after (don't recall if some reboot in between or not) just as I was going to edit it
Apparently, Right Click is dead. I've just tried the demo and ran into 2 "known" bugs. Later I ran into a 3rd one. Problem is, those were reported on the Right Click forum over a year ago and they are still uncorrected! BTW, that forum does not even show on the main forum page! So, my question, should anyone from Stardock care and dare to answer: * Why still sell a product that is no longer being maintained and is clearly not even functioning well? Luckily, I foun