The trial period is another reason why I recommend checking with Costco. Their trial period is six months.
Bob Frank
Low-cost, over-the-counter “hearing aids” are generally nothing more than sound amplifiers. A true hearing aid will be adjusted to amplify certain frequencies—just the ones you are having difficulty with. As we age, we generally lose the ability to hear higher-frequency sounds. You can go to an audiologist and have your hearing tested. If you’re a Costco member, they will test for free, and their hearing aids are generally priced at about $1,600. In
[quote who="Jafo" reply="2" id="3968485"] How are you all? Dunno about 'all' but most of me is OK. Don't fret living through the passage of time...as it's way better than the alternative...[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] At 80 years OLD I can tell you that while getting old is better than the alternative, some days the margin of better is tissue paper thin. I go back to the ear
So glad you are able to keep things going after that disaster. I haven't bought much in recent years, other than Start 10 and Start 11, but I do go back with Stardock to the early OS/2 days. Brad was still coding in his dorm room back then. I still miss OS/2 and wish it had the success it deserved. I still follow Stardock's progress and check this website every day. Keep up the good fight Stardock.
There's a program called Everything that will let you search your all you hard drives for any file you want by name. It will also match partial names to files that include that partial name. I've been using it a long time and has been a lifesaver many times.
Not sure when, but I was a Stardock customer early back in the OS/2 days (A better Windows than Windows). I still miss that OS. I would have started using WindowBlinds after OS/2 was killed off and I was forced back to windows. I haven't used WindowBlinds for several years now.
[quote who="c242" reply="18" id="3886400"] Windows and OS/2 are the Video 2000, and VHS of the Computerworld. [e digicons];)[/e] Perfect examples, that not the best wins every time. [/quote]I believe the saying is, "Good enough is the mortal enemy of great."
c242 it looks like we both joined the same time. I'm not very active here, but I read the forum just about every day. So thanks to all the posters, especially the active ones. Stardock customer going back to the early OS/2 days. I still believe that OS/2 was the best. It took MS many years to come close to catching up. A better Windows than Windows indeed.
You might want to give Corel Paint Shop Pro a try. Much less complicated than PhotoShop and much, much less expensive It's available from Corel for $60.00. I've never used Paint, but I'm confident that Paint Shop Pro is a much more powerful program. There's a trial or at least a money back period for you to try it out.
So you're abandoning Stardock because one app doesn't have the exact functionality you want it to have. Are you abandoning Microsoft? Because their operating system is lacking the exact functionality that you are missing in Start 11.
It's a question they can answer, but they may not want to step on the toes of a commerce partner. I can assure you that Stardock makes more from a product they sell direct than one sold through Steam. Steam has to get a cut of their sale price, as would any retailer. I love Steam and buy from them. But I wouldn't buy a Stardock product from them and deprive Stardock the additional profit however small. I'm a Stardock customer from way back in the early OS
[quote who="Jafo" reply="5" id="3842304"] Quoting Daiwa, reply 2 Looks like my tech guy was right. Should rename it MSBook. Or maybe ButtBook, since that's where MS is shoving everything. MS Bob....[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote]Please NO!!!!!! I've taken enough grief over
I just read on the betanews.com website that MS is bringing the same "feature" to Windows 10. Glad I'm using Start 10.
You're right. I didn't even look at the origin date. It showed up with a new reply. Of course something like his happens on all forums.
Glad to hear that Brad will be around here more often. I go back to the OS2 days with Stardock. I do have a Facebook account just to keep up with what my grown kids and my son's business are doing. But even on Facebook I'm not really me, if you know what I mean. Personally I miss the old email mailing lists. Those worked really well for me. Now it's forums like this one since the email lists have died.
Congratulations for achieving your dream. Lots of respect for taking on one of the world's toughest jobs.
Every one you write a check to has all that information. On the bottom of your checks is your account number and the bank's routing number.
At least your icons are practicing proper social distancing.
I remember that OS/2 had something like that. I don't remember the name (Workgroups maybe?) where you could save a group of programs that could be opened together. That was a nice feature. Groupy looks like it might fill the same function.
What skin is that in screenshot 2?
Thanks for the link. However it doesn't lead to a trial version. After installation it requires a key code before going any further.
Is there a trial version of Bins available. I'd really like to try it before I buy it. I can't see a download link on the Bins website.
It's not a Windows 8 live tile, but the best email notifier I've found is called PopTray. It sets in the tray and shows how many emails have arrived in each of your email accounts. You set the refresh interval and can color code individual email accounts. You can preview mail and delete mail, if you wish, right from the notifier. It hasn't been updated in a while, but still works perfectly. Works just fine on Windows 8 with modern mix. Not
Thanks for the complement. But at a minimum it was a team effort. I never would have thought that "run as administrator" would have that effect. Thanks so much for your help.
Thanks Jeff. The problem now seem to be solved, at least on my end. Here's the info you asked about and how the problem was solved for me. Yes, UAC is on. I am running under my administrator account (bad boy, yes, I know). I didn't know whether I was trying to run OD+ "as administrator" or not. I checked the shortcut under All Programs on the start menu. The "Run As Administrator" check box was NOT checked. For no good reason I clicked on that shortcut to