Rosco_P

Rosco_P

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[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="6" id="3216544"]Ok, I feel stupid for wasting your time. I figured it out. It was an addon in IE9 called Easy Inline and it comes with something called Yontoo. I don't have any idea how it got on my rig.[/quote] Hey, no worries. Happens to everyone at one time or another. [e digicons]:beer:[/e]

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Right now, I don't have an answer for you. As we get closer to the public release of Windows 8 you can expect to see more versions of our software begin to appear, and more information about what their capabilities will be.

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[quote who="tazgecko" reply="7" id="3215064"]a yet somehow I find the top one more alluring ...[/quote] Well, let's look at your options. You can either: 1) Pilot a plane, in beautiful, realistic environments and scenarios. or 2) Pilot a mech with lasers, missile launchers, and rocket boots. Not exactly a tough choice for me, really.

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Were there any Object Desktop programs you were specifically worried about, or rather more so than any others? I'm curious which customizations and features you find most useful.

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Close ObjectDock, then navigate to the following folder: XP: C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Local\Stardock Vista/7/8: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Stardock You will need to replace USERNAME with your Windows username, and you may need to turn on hidden files/folders: http://sd.stardock.com/Rosco/pics/show_hidden_xp.png <a href="http://sd.stardock.com/Rosco/pics/show_hid

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[quote who="Solam" reply="2" id="3212036"]Any suggestions?[/quote] Nexus 7. Inexpensive enough that it won't break the bank, compatible with any format you can throw at it because you can download both the Kindle and Nook apps, along with others, and it functions extremely well as a full tablet experience, too.

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Added "fun": Windows 8 only comes with 4.5 installed. You have to manually install the others. Fortunately, there's a way from within the OS, but it's not exactly front and center:

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The way Multiplicity works, is that it sees each computer as having one, big monitor. So whatever the configuration you have set up in the Windows Screen Resolution is what Multiplicity sees, only as one monitor. It can't tell where the monitors are, physically, so I don't believe it's possible to do what you're looking to do.

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