sorry, this was a repeat of above message
liquidguru
whoa !!!!! update, and i hope it's just me... while it's true that rightclick remembered my previous config, when i tried to access a menu item (my computer explorer folder) i got a fatal error and right click shuts down....i had to revert to
i love this program too, and don't think i could live without it now... just updated and it remembered my previous config...hurrah... two minor niggles so far:- 1. When going to Help-About RightClick it lists the version as 1.01 2. You have to individually select the opacity for each seperate popup menu item <img s
well, i disagree with the uk's anti-terrorism policies too....they are trying to introduce complusary id cards for the entire population...another complete waste of time and money, due the to huge number of visitors to the country how arrive and don't need an id card....the uk government is trying tho do the same thing as the us...frighten the population so they can pass laws the erode your rights as an indivual and increases theirs....as you can see f
Personally I think this is actually the smartest move from the TSA and the Homeland Secy Dept (and not our President, he has nothing to do there). If the data collected are handled effectively it'll give us a true edge over terrorists. Now if this small detail which I believe does not deny you your basic rights under Fed'l law, a
the most idiotic thing that happen to me while travelling was to be told that i was not allowed to take any computer cables (power leads, ethernet etc) in my hand luggage and that i should re-pack them in my checked in stuff, as they could be used to garrot someone....then the first thing they gave me on the plane were a pair of headsets !! i mean, come on....no one believes that the security checks make a difference to a determined terrorist..all the
wow, what an extremely grand project...it sounds fantastic and it's FREE !! bit of a teaser to have to wait until mid-2006 though... <img src="http://images.stardock.c
does anyone know if the 'official' release is any different to the 1.0.4RC release from earlier today?
surely this is why it's so important to have choices in life...windows/osx/linux...why not just use what you are happy with, and stop critising other platforms....i'm happy with xp, i have friends happy with osx....we live in a big world with space for everyone....no one is forcing anyone to use anything....i think the phrase is 'don't worry, be happy' <img src=
i have just installed the new 0.88[b].002 ED, and though it has fixed the problem with other apps 'save as', there are still major issues with Photoshop CS2.. whereas the 'save as' box is now correctly drawn, though it is still huge, but it will re-size, though not remember the size next time you use it....you can now 'save as' another file type, as before, but it will not save it as that new file type..instead it will save the file as a psd
Couldn't creat a new topic, so posted this here instead.. Wow, it seems like all the stuff i'm using on my computer has slight compatibility problems with enhanced dialog (which i love...enchanced dialog, not the problems !!) i have photoshop CS2, and when i come to save a file (either save. or save as) it will go through the process, but only save it as a psd file, no matter what you do...for example, i open a photoshop file, save it
Found another program which crashed with Enhanced Dialog, this time it's AutoPlay Media Studio v.5.04...again the problem went away when it was excluded....i hope this helps...
when trying to import a media file in PowerDirector (version 3.00.1706) the entire program crashes...a complete exit with no warning... if i exclude PowerDirector in enhanced dialog then no problems.. just to let you know, as with all object desktop stuff, i love all you guys are doing..