I picked up Acoustic Bridge as I already use Multiplicity and this would hopefully allow me to pipe audio to my headphones from other computers as I work (allowing me to keep my programming PC doing programming and streaming video to my gaming machine for display while using my programming PC headphones). The software installed, but on both Windows 10 PCs there is no tray icon (which seems to be mentioned by others). Minimizing just minimizes to the taskbar and closing the window seem
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I own Multiplicity Pro. I was notified via Impulse of an update; I went from 1.22 to 1.24 on my main machine. However, I do not install Impulse on the clients (corporate servers: installing "game" software is a breach of corporate policy). With the original order I received an e-mail with download links for the client, but those links (which went to dl.stardock.com) are dead. I installed the demo 1.24 on the clients because after the update some features were glitching (copy paste and
I found your question while searching for an answer to the same need. I found this: Diskmon This is a free utility from Sysinternals, some of the best utilities can be found there. Turn off the logging and hit ctrl-m to put it in the tray.
Reinstalled and it seems to be working like a charm. I was happy to see the downloaded software seems to be intact and a few updates were suddently available.
When I boot my machine the Stardock Icon flashes at me. When I choose "Check for Updates", I get a screen that shows "Stardock Central 2.30.384" and a question "would you like to open Startdock Central now". I do so, and nothing interesting happens. If I select "check for application updates", nothing appears. Curious what version I was actually using, it turns out to be 2.30.382. Meanwhile, if I double click or chose Details in the dialog t
I have window blinds 5.00 (build 56 x86) using the AirFrame theme. When I "restore" a remote desktop window (to access data on the local desktop while viewing the remote) and then "maximize" the remote desttop window, the AirFrame scroll bars remain, forcing me to scroll to view the task bar and right most parts of the remote screen. I believe this to be a bug (since it doesn't happen upon the inital load of a full screen remote desktop win