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Reply to Fences - start menu program window opened after workstation unlocked in Stardock Software Stardock Forums

Agreed and seconded. I am getting ready to deinstall Fences and blast StarDock on every message baord and blog I can think of. The amount of time I would spend doing it would certainly be lesss than what I spend closing all of these windows. And anyone who wants to blast me for getting so hot over a cosmetic program can go pound sand.

Reply to Fences - start menu program window opened after workstation unlocked in Stardock Software Stardock Forums

I appreciate your counsel and, of course, you're right. My only defense is that although Fences is not mission critical the time I waste closing windows is. To deinstall would mean additonal time and hassle PLUS getting used to a new desktop organizational system. I'll try to hold my tongue. Cheers!

Reply to Fences - start menu program window opened after workstation unlocked in Stardock Software Stardock Forums

[quote who="Shirley" reply="13" id="2371843"]This has been confirmed and fixed internally. Expect an update soon through Impulse to fix.[/quote] I really apologize for being such a forum nag - especially with a (currently) free product - but this bug is costing me too much time spent closing the spurious windows that keep popping up. I really need to know when a fix will be available so that I can make a decision to either wait for it or deinstall and seek a more stable a

Reply to Fences - start menu program window opened after workstation unlocked in Stardock Software Stardock Forums

[quote who="Shirley" reply="13" id="2371843"]This has been confirmed and fixed internally. Expect an update soon through Impulse to fix.[/quote] I love Fences and was glad to hear that this issue has been ID'd and internally fixed. This problem is extremly frustrating. Start UP program menus pop open - sometimes as many as four at a time - when I use CTRL-based keyboard commands in Outlook and most other windows programs. It's inconsistent and unpredictable and