Hi, GB — [quote who="GigaByte69" reply="1" id="3477629"] >If you check the requirements page( https://www.stardock.com/products/soundpackager/ ) there is NO mention of Windows 8 support. For me, just because there's no mention of compatibility doesn't mean it's nonexistent. By the bye, is there a specific reason you'd assumed I'd not "chec
A forum search for "SoundPackager" yielded no results, so on to my question.... At the risk of seeming snotty, can we expect, in the near future, a release of SoundPackager that is compatible with Win 8.1? Has Stardock abandoned this software? I've posed this query to Stardock several times — before and after Microsoft's release of Win 8.1 — and've only garnered variants of the rather nebulous reply, "Just keep checking the Forums." Meanwhile,
[quote quoting="post"] What is the difference between the free and full versions? [/quote] Glad you mentioned this, Mark. I'd really like to see Stardock bring a greater level of consistency to product labeling. Perhaps I'm incredibly more dense than the average ObjDesktop user, but I toodled around the Stardock website for quite a while, looking for some clear indication of whether my ObjDesktop subscription included the "full" version of Tiles.
Thanks for the responses, folks, and I realize I could've been clearer in one aspect of my problem description. In stating that "SC will not permit me to install to a directory of my choosing," I was referring to the Stardock Central program itself. From the get-go, Ive run SC with the "Silently install new software" item unchecked, and've had no problem installing Object Desktop stuff. I've got a sizable history of becoming peev
Similarly to others' difficulties: - Neither DesktopX v3 nor v4beta appear in the Stardock Central list of my programs - WindowFX v5beta appears in the SC list, but not WFX v4 - SC will not permit me to install to a directory of my choosing.