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AFAICT, by paying $9.95 for the first year, I am entitled to use Roboform Everywhere on any machine/USB thumbdrive but standalone (IE not sync'd to the cloud) installations are $20 a pop to upgrade from 6 to 7? Seems like a no brainer to me, from a dollars and cents perspective, but it also seems too good to be true.-Darwin (December 18, 2010, 08:44 AM)
I used to own a copy of LSB some time ago. I got it as a free one-day promo from the GOTD website. Unfortunately, I didn't realize the license was only for that version. So when I innocently upgraded it to the new edition that came out a few weeks later, I lost the free license.-40hz (December 10, 2010, 07:04 AM)
Personally, I use Scenalyzer Live for transferring DV to the computer - nothing comes close to the ease with which this program works. If you use MiniDV at a consumer level then quite frankly, I don't know how you can not use this program. It makes the first step of choosing what to keep/remove so much easier.-4wd (December 09, 2010, 01:00 AM)
Today we only offer our sermon recordings as "1 sermon = 1 CD".-Curt (December 07, 2010, 04:09 AM)
Phones are a bad way to go. Their batteries just don't stand up enough for media playback. Especially video.-Renegade (November 17, 2010, 12:01 AM)
I knew that posting about Outlook would be controversial ... So be it! I like Outlook-Darwin (November 08, 2010, 08:03 AM)
@ Everyone who use(ed) "The BAT!" - Could you please extend the courtesy of editing your posts to include the version number you are using? Just saying "the latest version" is not very helpful, especially given Ritlab's versioning?-CodeTRUCKER (November 08, 2010, 08:57 AM)
Is the content-aware feature in the Adobe Photoshop CS5 video on Youtube (here) bogus? If not, this would seem to be the ideal tool for that. Is it available yet?-Arizona Hot (November 05, 2010, 12:12 AM)
"This domain is expired". Oops!
-Curt (November 01, 2010, 10:41 AM)
November 1, 2010
GOTD is expired?..
Hello everybody,
we are aware of the situation with Giveaway of the Day site and are sorry for the inconvenience. Our domain record domain was supposed to auto-renew but failed for some reasons that have yet to be investigated.
Let us assure you that domain has successfully been renewed, still the system needs time to get the site back to proper work.
For those users who still experience problems with access to GOTD, please stay on-line or try to reach us in several hours. We will finally be back!
Have a nice day!
GOTD project team-GOTD blog
indeedin the eyes of the consumer if nothing changes visually or functionally, then it does not.-Josh (October 31, 2010, 08:50 AM)
My impression, without having used it, is did this require a version bump to 4?-rgdot (October 30, 2010, 01:11 PM)
The problem is you need a separate app for each of them and not all services provide one. On the iPhone, the generic email app allows me to consolidate my Yahoo, Hotmail, GMail, Exchange, and any other IMAP or POP3 email account (up to 4 accounts) into the one app. I can likewise download separate apps if that works better. With the Android platform I *MUST* create a GMail account and I *MUST* register and use it for many different uses, even if I already have several email accounts and don't want to use GMail (which I don't). With the Apple platform (Gah, I am already starting to sound like a fanboy, yuk! - <washes mouth out with soap....comes back to finish typing>) I do need to create an Apple account for the iPhone/iPod Touch, but then I don't need to ever use it again (except for any iTunes/app store "purchases"). All email communication comes in on any email service I prefer, and in fact I have no Apple email service at all.The app on mine will manage all my email accounts if I want.-steeladept (October 16, 2010, 03:39 AM)
As for the apps that claim to sync, I don't recall Fliq, but I know CompanionLink is VERY expensive ($40+ USD)and really doesn't fully sync. I think it syncs emails, but my main concern was with contact lists and calendars and it didn't do calendar syncing at all IIRC.Must have been thinking of a different app I tried. However, to make it even more expensive, not only is this app $40, but then you needed to get DejaOffice on top of that. Don't know how much more that would cost.
Just looking at Fliq real quick already shot it down.Need a Fliq account and must sync with the account, not just between Outlook and the Device. I can already do that if I am willing to go through GMail and use that as the common hub instead.Guess I really do need to read closer. But this app too is quite expensive. If I had seen it when I had my android device, though, I might have given it a whirl and seen if that would have satisfied my needs.-steeladept (October 16, 2010, 03:39 AM)
The problem with Android is that the Android platform locks you in every bit as the Apple platform, and worse, doesn't have anything to allow you to sync with Outlook at all (again, there is an exception IF you use an Exchange Server)! If you wanted to program your own, sure, but then you could do that with any system and wouldn't really be looking here (at least I would think you wouldn't). With the Android platform, the only difference is instead of being held to the Apple Hardware (but able to use just about any software you want), you are able to use any hardware that will support the Android platform, but you are locked into Google. All mail pretty much MUST go through GMail (there are some email apps out there for other platforms such as Yahoo and Hotmail, but they are little more than shortcuts to the web version).-steeladept (October 14, 2010, 02:31 PM)
