[quote who="teddybearcholla" reply="3993262" id="541620"] Paul, Try some out, borrow a friends hearing aids! [/quote] I was given a set from a friend...a fellow race official who got new ones via work compensation...just haven't got around to trying them out yet...;)
50 years as a Race Official with noise levels often over 120db and I'm pretty darn deaf but am yet to get hold of some Aids... probably because I really need to determine whether I action the likes of the FIA and FIM for failing to maintain a 'safe' work environment. Should be a shoe-in as I was required to wear their comms equipment all that time and it was obviously not up to the task of ear protection.
[quote who="ivanathomson" reply="3993028" id="495210"] It appears the Steam version is abandoned as well. [/quote] This thread originated 7 years ago, and even my reference/link to Steam is 2.5 years old.
[quote who="kona0197" reply="3993035" id="541494"] Everything is okay. I was able to login. [/quote] Cool...;)
Now and then I look back on the Forum in the Admin site and see some of those "What we really need" posts. If, during the site rewrite someone would inadvertently connect the database of all the gallery comments so a single spam IP ban cleared all the instances in one fell swoop. I have a dream. One day all spam can be deleted equally [simultaneously] ....;)
Yes, that was me who prompted naroon1 to post his monthly AI graphics thread. It may not be something I will ever use, or want to use, but I know it's the future and is and/or will be extremely popular. I only know that because of my history of graphics without its use. ;)
Having been a Professional Designer [Architect] for 50 years I will never adopt AI as a 'tool' for graphic art, not when I was doing life drawing 54 years ago. Architecture itself has been rendered mechanical and lifeless by CAD already, even before the 1-click wonder of synthetic craft.
I don't remember you being on the list of lost accounts, but the login was problematic for several people at the time... just follow Basj's solution/action.
First involvement with computers was in 1969 or 70 ...Fortran and punch cards that were amazingly underwhelming. Second was visiting my brother in law who worked for the Snowy Mountains Authority as a Civil Engineer.... he had his own 'terminal' on his desk about the size of the original Xerox photo copier that had its own 5k ram independent of the mainframe that took up the floor below. That would have been about 1970 when I was still 15. I think I still have my first c
My first 'PC that wasn't a Commodore 64 was an IBM XT with green screen...had a 1 meg memory card about 18" long....
Yes, as Doc says...it's the url that AVG is in a panic about. My 'solution' to annoyances with windows 11 was just staying native with the Windows 7 look by continuing to run Windows 7. [lateral thinking]...;)
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Dang...quote didn't work correctly....one for Josh...;)
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Quoting MightyRust reply 3991983 Ah, I see. That clarifies a lot for me. So it would seem that Object Desktop simply gives a common key or a unique key for each product to activate itself. There is no single download installer for all the individual products to install them at once. Yes. Deac
[e digicons]:jafo:[/e] as long as that one's still here all's well...;)
Quoting LightStar reply 3991755 Please fix. Reply #6
I would expect the 'Master Of Coding' is shifting focus to Wincustomize.com stuff beyond the Forums... Assume if things ain't working as expected there be spanners in play...;)
"Object Desktop" is Stardock's name for their Subscription process for the included suite of programs. By definition it is a Subscription-only Subscription. Reason being the on-going fee caters for both new and updated products across a range of types. A single purchase 'lifetime' option for the typical Stardock product, for example Fences 6, means you are entitled to each and all updates and revisions to Fences 6. It does not automatically follow on to a later r
The Forum rework is a work-in-progress. I wouldn't be worrying about what's not implimented as yet. As with the famous old saying.... "patience, Grasshopper" ...;)
Duplicate, so locked.
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[quote who="garfield_the_cat" reply="11" id="3991073"] Here's to another 25 years, whatever OS is going to be popular then. [/quote] For me...still Windows 7 ...;)
[quote who="EncryptedGod" reply="2" id="3990990"] Yea.....kinda figured that. I'll track him down [/quote] He's a 'she' ... ;)
Yes, Outlook still entertains....Murphy's Law.
[quote]So, I decided to start uninstalling things in an attempt to see what the issue was. I uninstalled Fences 6 first. Immediately my computer ran like new!!! [/quote] At best that only indicates something is conflicting with Fences, not that Fences is a problem. If the problem was specific to Fences we would be inundated with similar posts, which we are not. That defines the issue is 'specific' to your system installation and a combination of Fences
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[quote who="T-Man" reply="6" id="3990763"] Have you been talking to my wife? She uses that phrase all the time when talking about me. [/quote] Might have been "dirty old...." ;)
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[quote]Wincustomize was started in 2001 and in internet years, that's about as old as the Big Bang. [/quote] Of course, those of us who were there at the 'Big Bang' just feel a little older.... .....older than dirt, it seems ... ;) Behind the scenes I remember the whiz-bang new 'Admin' site going online. It had that ultra-modern name 'Admin 2007'. Stardock's Forum structure was, and still is unique, but still more quirky than clunky.&nbs
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