[quote who="2of3" reply="3" id="3980170"] I guess I won't hold my breath for an official response. [/quote] If your skin comments have gone then so be it. They will not be back. There was a very real chance that ALL of Stardock's history could have been lost forever. TMan posted a list of accounts that were lost completely and unrecoverable, and that was a couple of dozen of the 8 million registered users. I don't recall your name listed, hence yo
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[quote who="3java3z" reply="3" id="3979801"] Maybe future blockbusters will be AI, and much cheaper to produce. [/quote] I think the first people in the industry likely to get nervous will be the stunt performers/doubles. They will become redundant when an actor's 'avatar' can be the one risking its neck. International IP Law NEEDS to catch up NOW, not after the horse has bolted. ;)
[quote who="StarGazer1777" reply="2" id="3979793"] I finally got Windows10 to my Gold Standard, since I upgraded from Windows7 in February. I don't care what any body says, I won't be upgrading to Windows11 anytime soon. I may invest in Windows 10 extended support, Extended Security Updates (ESU). I stayed with Windows7 for 16 years, ya think I'm going to jump to Windows11, haven't seen a good enough reason yet! [/quote] 18 years on Windows 7 and still counting.&n
[quote who="bnorcutt" reply="8" id="3979569"] Neil Banfield, I removed the reg entry, error message has stopped appearing. thanx, barry [/quote] If anyone can fix it Neil can...;)
Primary machine runs 7 Ultimate protected by 0patch ... with Win 10 Pro in a VM. That too can have 0patch ....rather pay them than MS incompetence.
[quote]Does Start11 trigger any security alerts in the way it hooks into the OS to mess with the taskbar? [/quote] No. However inferior AV products can signal 'false positives' due to their less-than-ideal management of their signature updates.
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="6" id="3979118"] Unfortunately this has never been reported to us before which is why it has not been addressed. I would imagine the number of people who have intentionally misaligned monitors like this is pretty small hence it never having come up before. We will see about tweaking it to have a setting to ignore large gaps in this situation for future updates. Thanks for letting us know. [/quote] That
[quote who="StorminNZ" reply="4" id="3979139"] It very clearly says "Unlock all of your applications?" [/quote] Perhaps it should say "Unlock Access to all your application/s downloads and updates" As that is what is meant. The Object Desktop Manager will then ask you to register whatever Programs you do download and install so as to keep track of each of those and the number of activations. Yes, The ODM 'key' does equally register each and every prog
I got a text-only forum loading a few times the other day...usually an indication the servers need a subtle smack with a hammer. Slow loadings are only temporary thing...;)
[quote who="RaaGaan" reply="7" id="3978636"] My goal is really simple: Taskbar and Explorer handled by StartAllBack Start Menu handled by Windhawk Window frames styled by WindowBlinds only [/quote] The only 2 programs you will find that do NOT create issues for each other are Stardock's Windowblinds and Start 11. Anything else used will conflict negatively to one degree or another. Potentially Stardock's software can
Fixed...looks like a typo...;)
We always delete email addresses when they're posted on the forums to protect the user's privacy, though once deleted Admins can still see the edit so know them anyway...;)
I don't use Win 11 and likely never will as I am fundamentally opposed to forced obsolescence demanding new hardware. If I were to go for a centered taskbar I'd rather the Start was center justified to emphasize that design orientation.
[quote who="MickLimprecht" reply="22" id="3977937"] I guess IT has gone off to harass other employees.... [/quote] Gives them something to do. They probably get tired of repeating... "Have you tried turning it off and turning it on again?" ;)
[quote who="mtlinfotech" reply="7" id="3977788"] Wow Perfect sound amazing solutions [/quote] It is....it's the website equivalent of the app, makes things easy...;)
[quote who="mtlinfotech" reply="3" id="3977731"] by me its show 4 activation out of total of 5 but its 4 programs on 1 system information guess you install 5x12 application its about 60 [/quote] Yep...;)
[quote who="StorminNZ" reply="2" id="3977673"] As I said in my post, it is not obvious from that table what the actual capabilities are. [/quote] If you have inadvertently chosen a version of Multiplicity that doesn't entirely match your requirements your option is to "upgrade" to the correct/ideal version. If Stardock's product info display were truly confusing one would expect significantly more people posting their concerns re incorrect product purchas
[quote who="naroon1" reply="120" id="3977000"] Have You Seen The Real Thing Jafo As Its Your Neck Of The Woods Is It Not. [/quote] Yes...we went to Sydney on our honeymoon...june '82 ...so it was still comparatively new. Quaintly the structure was brilliant but the acoustics was less than ideal. That resulted in a reworked interior not that long ago...can't remember the dates. Curiously I've been to Detroit more times than the Opera House....but then I
[quote who="Fuzzy Logic" reply="8" id="3976973"] I always thought you could check out but never leave. [/quote] I remember it took me years before I even noticed the 'logout' button....
"The Crash of 25". Sounds like fun....[it wasn't]. Being 'mostly' on the outside looking in the wobbly steps the sites made to get back on their feet was pretty horrible to watch. T-Man and the rest of the grease monkeys need to be applauded for doing the impossible. If you 'only' frequent Wincustomize.com you might think all of it was pretty straight forward, but Stardock has significantly more than 1 or 2 sites - all interconnected. After 25 or s
[quote who="naroon1" reply="110" id="3976795"] Titan Opera House [/quote] The real one is more impressive, particularly when you understand the concept of post-stressed load bearing shells did not exist before it. Physics and engineering had to play catch-up.
[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="101" id="3976693"] It is a very true problem that AI still has some pretty big hallucinating issues [/quote] I like the way it still cannot get its 'head' around symmetry when seen in perspective. It's likely a miracle that people don't have two left feet.....
[quote who="Carlos Decena" reply="16" id="3976381"] They seemed to have lost the ability to program this, since they where able to do it with object dock. Objectdock from stardock works exactly this way right now on my desktop. ( [/quote] No, we have not lost the ability. ObjectDock and Fences are 2 ENTIRELY different 'programs'. The latter [Fences] interacts directly with Microsoft's desktop icons, ObjectDock is an entirely separate program launcher. <p
Around the time of Windows 10 Microsoft introduced a forced delay process to stop third party programs from launching before Windows had fully completed its full boot process. This was very obvious when using Fences as the normal Windows sequence would see the desktop icons load early during the boot...but when Fences was used they would NOT display until MS allowed Fences to load AFTER the boot. The same issue can affect the ObjectDock loading which would suggest something el
Probably the entire Skinning Community on the planet will have known or come across Nikos and his works. It would be impossible not to have known of, or appreciated his talent. R. I. P., Nikos. You were our friend.