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Unfortunately doesn't work on 64bit windows - I suspect it's the same type of problem that CircleDock had.-f0dder (October 12, 2008, 09:17 AM)
Dude, when a character's best games are the ones where he doesn't talk...that's when you know civilization is about to crumble.I disagree. The Half-Life games are among the best the FPS genre has ever seen.-Paul Keith (September 19, 2008, 02:04 PM)
... some stuff here ...-Deozaan (September 20, 2008, 03:59 PM)
Sorry - it just annoys me when tolerance is all meant to be one way. I have frequently been criticised and threatened by fundamentalist christians. If people want to live a bronze age life style (which is what fundamentalist should do to follow the biblical rules correctly) that is fine with me I just object to it being pushed on the majority of society which seems to be a growing trend in the US and UK.-Carol Haynes (September 12, 2008, 01:16 PM)
Sorry I thought all christians would like to go to heaven as soon as possible - and that was what I meant by the comment. You may view it as poor taste but I actually find a lot of religious belief and dogma in pretty poor taste - especially when it is imposed on the majority of society who don't share those beliefs.
However, it was a badly phrased sentence and I did not mean to equate world terrorism and christian fundamentalism. It was meant as black humour (presumably I will now be accused of racism).-Carol Haynes (September 12, 2008, 11:11 AM)
Here it is:
GOTOTHEIRW3B5|TE&BUYIT-TucknDar (August 16, 2008, 09:51 AM)
I used to suffer back pain, and went to a chiropractor regularly for it. He used an electrical stimulation device, possibly similar to what's being discussed. I definitely experienced improvement from the visits.
However, my wife and I committed to a real exercise regimen, and this has improved the situation so that I no longer see the chiropractor (and feel better than when I had). I suspect that the crunches and other abdominal exercises are what's relevant here.-CWuestefeld (July 28, 2008, 10:16 AM)
Congrats on a new program ErwinHi Erwin-mouser (July 11, 2008, 03:34 AM)
Wait, are you using three desktop search engines? Are you storing the indexes in a server?-Lashiec (June 03, 2008, 06:01 PM)
My name is Mike and I am a software addict...
I'm running all three on a notebook with a 120GB harddrive... The indices combined total about 3GB - the largest being Archivarius at about 2GB with dtSearch weighing in at 580MB and X1 at 472MB... I still have about 20 GB free so am not worried. I *know* that I *should* settle on one (or at most two!) and uninstall what I'm not using, but then what would I do about the 15 file managers that I have installed, the multiple file/folder compparators, and the numerous reg-ex/text search and replace apps that I have installed. Then there are the office suites and the note takers/web archivers. Nope. Too many decisions-Darwin (June 04, 2008, 10:54 AM)
Ken - of COURSE you're special enough for that kind of thing to happen to you!-Darwin (May 21, 2008, 12:08 AM)
I email Tobias and explained that I haven't been using SFFS much because of the v3 interface and that I wanted to take him up on the offer cranioscopical quoted, and Tobias send me a v4 registration.
Thank you Tobias.-tinjaw (May 20, 2008, 09:10 PM)
Also, only for US citizens, if I'm not mistaken... So maybe we could all put our heads together and also figure out how www.donationcoder.com could be some kind of US... colony ???? Branch ??? Extension ??? Friend ??? Na. forget it.-Armando (May 09, 2008, 09:56 PM)
Back in September, we wrote about “The Ultimate Steal” from Microsoft because they were offering students the option to purchase Office Ultimate 2007 for just $59 bucks. Considering it retails for $680, this deal is a 91% discount. At the time they said the offer would end on April 30th, but as it turns out, they extended the offer a few days and now its set to end on May 16th, a week from today. If you’ve been considering purchasing Office 2007, there’s no better time than now to do it.
Thanks Ken. I did find the "hide deskbar" link finally. That's good - and it works for me. That I can live with.
However I am still a little confused as to why it holds tight to that screen space at the bottom even when it is closed.
But it does sound like Outertech Guy has a handle on it and is researching it. Cool!
Thanks all!
Jim-J-Mac (May 07, 2008, 10:36 PM)
KenR, would you please confirm this behavior.-Outertech Support (May 07, 2008, 03:44 AM)
BTW, I don't see a quick or easy way to disable the toolbar. Can it be done through the toolbar itself? Or do you have to open the program?
Jim-J-Mac (May 07, 2008, 03:31 PM)
I seem to have run into a problem with Linkman -- it apparently has taken over the bottom of my display. there has to be a way around this.
Whenever Linkman is running the deskbar runs across the entire bottom of the screen, which I am not especially fond of because with a widescreen monitor the vertical dimension is already reduced, compared to a standard display. I was just working in 3D Home Architect and I grew tired of having to switch to the "hand" icon to drag the view up and down because the screen is so narrow with Linkman running. So I exited from Linkman. After all, I didn't even have a browser open so it was just there doing nothing.
However even after closing Linkman, 3D Home Architect - which was maximized - still did not fill in the space across the entire length of the bottom of the monitor. In other words, it acted as if Linkman was still there. I thought, "This can't be right", so I restored 3DHA to a regular window and then maximized it again. Nope - still left the space that had been taken up by Linkman.
Then I thought that perhaps this was a unique flaw in how 3D Home Architect renders and that it would not find the correct screen size unless it was closed and then restarted without Linkman open in the first place. I closed 3DHA and reopened it - still has the space for Linkman at the bottom! Next I opened several other programs to their maximized view but all cannot fill the bottom of the screen at all, the place where the Linkman deskbar had been.
This is not good. When I need my entire screen, I need the entire screen! Including the bottom where the Linkman deskbar sits. Why on earth does Linkman reserve that area even when it is not open?
More importantly, how do I reclaim that space for other applications? I can see it taking that space while my browser is open, but not at other times. Especially when Linkman is not even open. Other applications that use an added taskbar or a sidebar automatically grab the screen space they need when opened and then yield it when they are closed, so it can definitely be done that way.
Is this done via a registry key? Whatever the case I need to be able to use that portion of my screen when I need it, so how can I get Linkman to give it up when requested or when closed?
Jim-J-Mac (May 06, 2008, 03:21 PM)
Very nice minireview (if you can call it that!), KenR.
I still have one question about the product, will it auto sync my IE/firefox bookmarks? Meaning, if I add/delete a favorite/bookmark, will linkman auto detect that a new bookmark was added/deleted and adjust accordingly.-Cloq (April 26, 2008, 06:35 PM)
@Ken or Outertech Support:
The method for adding URL's using the deskbar is fairly simple, except for one aspect, and I have not yet found a quick remedy: Clicking the globe w/Link icon auto adds the URL to my bookmarks, but it goes to whichever folder is highlighted in the Linkman window, which is, of course, not visible when adding URLs. If I wanted to add the bookmark to a specific folder in my bookmarks (actually my Linkman bookmarks), how do I accomplish this without opening the main Linkman interface?
That is probably the one thing I would miss by not using the Firefox extension "OpenBook". It's dialog has a smaller representation of my Fx Bookmarks folder contents and I can quickly navigate to the directory/sub-directory where I would like to place the URL I am trying to add. Screen Cap below:
(see attachment in previous post)
Thanks!
Jim-J-Mac (April 25, 2008, 03:11 PM)
