Windows 10, Version 1903 (OS Build 18362.267) Fences version: 3.0.9.11 (up to date) I am using the DELL "Thunderbolt™" dock, so I go to the dock via USB-C, and the dock feeds the two monitors. Monitor Layout: Monitor 2 (left) </stro
I went to submit a ticket, but I was sent here. For the second time in about a week, when I rebooted my DELL system, all the fences went on to the wrong screen. I have a three-screen system, with the LAPTOP driving it all as the center screen. The laptop screen is my main screen, and the other screens are "extensions" of the overall three-screen setup. All my fences are supposed to be on the center screen. Before when it happened, the fence
Thank you, but that program is no longer supported in Windows. And I really don't want to have to change out operating systems (to Linus, for example).
I'm hoping to be able to scan through the following locations: Dropbox OneDrive [My Laptop] [My Android Smartphone] ...and get rid of bunches of ancient files (many of them identical) that I no longer want, without having some OneDrive or DropBox mechanism automatically "heal" itself and replace files from other sources that I no longer want to keep* Each location can, of course, have multiple subdirectories within which these duplicate fil
Um...yeah...that would have worked.
Unfortunately, this seems to have NOT gone away. Here I am, October 2015, using Fences 2.0 in Windows 7 Pro, and I accidentally dragged a fence to the upper reaches of the screen (to the point where the title bar shifted to the bottom), and it's as if all my icons were dumped out. They were erased, actually, since I go to the "Desktop" in File Manager, and they are not there. Well, they were erased and not erased, since they are NOT showing up in my recycle Bin.