rgreenwald

Reply to Using two multiplicity KVM computers as primary in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

Thanks. That is helpful.

Reply to Using two multiplicity KVM computers as primary in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

Not the problem. I have two different users that periodically need access to a single computer, never at the same time. I'd like to have both users be primary by purchasing two licenses. And have the shared computer be secondary to both.

Using two multiplicity KVM computers as primary in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

I've been using multiplicity 3 KVM for some years and love it. Want to buy a second license so that it can be installed on another computer so both can be primary devices. Can they be configured to use a single, home-based computer as a secondary? Of course only one at a time.

Reply to Stardock has a new killer app: Groupy - organize your windows together in Object Desktop blogs Stardock Forums

Not sure if this is Groupy-related. Installed the app and used yesterday - really like it. Today doing "real" work I double clicked a shortcut to an excel workbook and excel opened, but not the file. File could only be opened by again double clicking it. Uninstalled Groupy and all works fine. Of course I will need to reinstall to see if this was just a Win10 glitch or not. Ah, computers are such fun sometimes.

Reply to Stardock has a new killer app: Groupy - organize your windows together in Object Desktop blogs Stardock Forums

Just installed Groupy to try it out. First impression is that Stardock has another winner.

Reply to Roll-up fences underneath other windows in Fences Stardock Forums

Glad I found this question and suggestion in the forums. I 100% agree with this as a feature request. The real value of the roll ups will be evident when they are actually useful when program windows are open on the desktop and one wishes to retrieve something from the desktop/window. One other feature request would be to permit a short time delay before rolling up a window when the mouse leaves the window. Perhaps a configurable time delay, but certainly more than "instant".