If you're playing as Kingdom, there is a first level research item you need to get in order to build on the shards.
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kulli666: It looks like your video card is not powerful enough to properly run Elemental.
What did the cursor look like when you moused over him/her? Did it change to the two swords cursor, or was it a speech bubble? Or a... third thing?
It looks like there was an issue with the bundle you purchased for WindowBlinds 6. I've added a registration manually to your account, so you can have your serial number sent to you by entering your email address here: https://www.stardock.com/support From that, you should be able to upgrade.
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[quote who="DaveRI" reply="3" id="2708508"]Oh good, that's easier.[/quote] We have some programs on Impulse that don't like the verify option, so we made it harder to use it if you didn't know what it would do. As long as it's made by Stardock, though, it's safe to use (and recommended!)
Give [email protected] a ring and we'll try to get it working for you.
Uninstall the games, then try closing Impulse and running the following file: http://sd.stardock.com/curthendzell/fix_registrations.reg Make sure to follow the link in Internet Explorer, as other web browsers will not handle the file type correctly. Once you follow the link, save the file and double click it to apply it. Then relaunch Impulse. You will need to re-login with your username/
detfan68: Check your email, as it looks like the support staff just responded to your ticket.
[quote who="crazy88boss" reply="15" id="2706254"]Oh wow do I feel dumb. I had a 5 instead of a 'C'. Game is updating now. Please excuse my ignorance and thanks for the quick replies. Sorry guys![/quote] It happens to us all, so don't feel bad! Happy gaming!
Make sure you're only using numbers (0-9), and the letters A-F. The dashes are needed as well. If it's still not working, send an email to [email protected] and we'll get it worked out for you.
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[quote who="Twohawks" reply="5" id="2696963"]all thanks to Stardocks Rosco_P here is best explanation ever of how to access download[/quote] [quote who="AlexeyNovikov" reply="7" id="2696988"]Thank you, Twohawks....[/quote] [e digicons]:-"[/e]
Try resetting data in Impulse:
The volume mixer is one of my favorite features in Vista.
[quote who="Torikin" reply="9" id="2683929"]How do you enter it? with caps? or not?[/quote] Serial numbers are not case sensitive for Sins, but I like the looks of all caps much better. [e digicons]^_^[/e]
[quote who="davephx" reply="7" id="2679747"]Gee is this the stardocks... of long ago that had an OS2 desktop program.. or may be confused since long long ago.[/quote] The one and only.
Please contact [email protected] with your serial number, and we should be able to sort it out for you.
From the E.U.L.A.: YOU MAY: 1. Install and use one copy of the SOFTWARE on a single computer. 2. Install a second copy of the SOFTWARE on a second computer only if you are the main user of this computer (home computer or laptop for example). For #1, there is an implied 'at one time' at the end. Since you can't boot into both partitions at the same time, then it's not a problem. From what you're describing, you're totally fine. Since the computer
From the sounds of it, I'd recommend contacting [email protected] and we'll try to help you out.
Do you have any security software installed? If you do, try adding exceptions in or temporarily disabling it and see if that helps.
Try resetting data from within Impulse: -Click the blue menu button in the upper left -Choose 'Preferences...' -Click the 'Reset Data' button -Close impulse and relaunch it. You may notice a long update time, which is normal as it is rebuilding the deleted info. If this does not resolve the issue, I would suggest uninstalling Impulse, rebooting your PC, and then reinstalling from the latest installer build here: <a href="http://www.impulsedriven
'Download verification errors' = MD5 check errors. The way our MD5 system works (and this is an over simplication, I'll grant you, but it works for our purposes), is similar to taking a sentence, assigning number values to each letter (a=1, b=2, etc), and adding up the corresponding numbers to get a sum. That's your "MD5" (though the real MD5 creates a much more unique signature than that). Then tell someone that sentence, and have them write it down. If
Verification check errors mean what you've downloaded failed it's MD5 check, which means what you downloaded does match the server. The way our MD5 system works (and this is an over simplication, I'll grant you, but it works for our purposes), is similar to taking a sentence, assigning number values to each letter (a=1, b=2, etc), and adding up the corresponding numbers to get a sum. That's your "MD5" (though the real MD5 creates a much more unique signature than tha