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I use Multiplicity to share my mouse and keyboard between my personal PC desktop, and my work laptop (mostly, I sometimes connect to other laptops, but that's generally not a problem). The work laptop has an external monitor attached, so I have 3 screens as shown in the attached screenshot. When navigating the mouse is on Screen 3, it's easy accidentally to overshoot the mouse pointer just past the upper edge of the screen making it then show up on the lower

I have what sounds like the same issue. I wanted to set my Start 11 Taskbar to a black background (as I had on Start 10), but the font color used for the right hand clock/calendar display and the default tray icons remains black, so the text becomes invisible. Is there no way to set the color of that font?

Start 11 allows me to have a multi-row Taskbar on Windows 11, which is great, but the multi-row behavior evidently doesn't automatically extend to the Tray icons which remain strung out in a single row. I did a search on line regarding the topic and found there's a few utilities that may fix that Tray behavior, but also some oblique references to Start 11 perhaps including the capability. I had a look through the Start 11 settings, but nothing jumped

Thank you all for your help. I will pursue acquiring the new version.

Hey Basj: Thanks for the reply. My PC is not ARM based; I have an Intel Core i7 processor. I'm running Windows 10 Pro Version 22H2 Build 19045.4780. Stef

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I recently upgraded to Multiplicity 3.6, it works well overall; however the Primary PC (Windows 10) intermittently loses contact with the Secondary (Windows 11). I have not been able to identify any time span or event that occurs to provoke the disconnect. The Multiplicity secondary client (on the Windows 11 machine) always shows as active. Configuring the remote Secondary on the Primary results in a "Failed to Connect" error, with the message "Please check the firewall settin

It was unclear to me from the product description whether part of SpaceMonger's feature set is to locate duplicate files. Does it do this? If not, is that a feature that's on the radar for a future version? Stephen Posey stephenlposey@gmail.com

Hey arbit12: Thank you for getting to the bottom of the problem. Seems like the Stardock folks should have been a bit more concerned and proactive about it on their own.

I recently purchased the Desktop Essentials Bundle and when I went to download the various installer .EXEs from the Stardock site the Windows SmartScreen Filter reported that the Groupy installer (Groupy1.02_setup_sd.exe) is "unsafe" and refused to download. I know I can bypass SmartScreen, but I wanted to know whether anyone else had encountered this? OS is Windows 7 Ultimate sp1. Thanks, Stephen Posey