Relax princesses, [quote]Ultimately I can live without the program. [/quote] If you had read my entire post, you would have understood that I uninstalled it after trying it out. In essence, a [i]demonstration[/i] of the full program, something the demo didn't do. I'm pretty sure Brad can take a bit of critisism without your wharrgarbl.
[quote who="Neil Banfield" comment="3"]mckulz: Admitting to downloading pirate copies is a most unwise thing to do on these forums.[/quote] ok, let's say I demo'd a version of the program that let me try [i]all[/i] of the features to form a more educated opinion of the product. [quote who="ablev" comment="4"]I have 2 PCs on 1 monitor with 2 keyboards and 2 mouses. Can i use Multiplicity to have only 1 keyboard and 1 mouse for my 2 PCs?[/quote] you need two monitors.
I downloaded a pirate version and you're absolutely right about the file transfering. Wish it was in the demo so I wouldn't have sounded like an idiot.. [e classic]:-|[/e] Ultimately I can live without the program.
So let us start at the start, Multiplicity is a beautiful program. Watching my mouse move from moniter to moniter seamlessly makes me giggle stupidly. But to charge $20 more to add file transfers, when it already supports clipboard copy/paste, is pure BS. Wtf are you guys thinking? Any personal user would use it for 2 maybe 3 computers max, let us have our file transfer and charge the "Pro" users for additional computers, don't limit the usefulness of the program. To use the s
I just got a netbook and I'm wondering if there's a netbook theme for object desktop. Something like the HP MIE linux distro. http://www.hp.com/united-states/campaigns/mini1000/hpmini1000_mie.html#mie
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