Specific case of this issue: I have Fence named ".Audials". The corresponding Start10 entry for the Fence shows only two items: Audials 2018 Audials One 2019 Looking at the registry under Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Stardock\Fences\Icons there are two sets of entries: <img src="http
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I have the same problem. All my fences appear in the Start10 menu, but some of the shortcuts do not show up in Start10. I have purged and reinstalled Fences using the instructions found elsewhere in the forums, and I have uninstalled and reinstalled Start10. No change. Was there ever a resolution to this problem?
Out a period (.) as the first character of all you Fence names. Not the best solution, but it works.
I got tired of waiting for Stardock to address this, and after hours of futile research into alternatives, finally just put a period (.) as the first character in all my Fence names. Now all the Fences appear at the top of the Start10 menu. Problem solved. Not a particularly elegant solution, but it works. Now I notice that there are entries missing from a lot of Fences menu entries ... but that's another day's problem.
I have the same issue. Having Fences groups appear scattered throughout the Start Menu is better than nothing, but it would be vastly more productive to have all the Fences groups together at the top of the menu. I see this forum topic is over a year old. Could we get an update?
That is perhaps the most unhelpful reply I have ever seen from a software support group. Nvidia video cards are hardly some exotic item used by a few isolated nerds. They are a very popular, mainstream technology. And I have seen a number of other posters complaining of the same problem - a problem which never seems to be addressed. I made my living for 40 years as a software developer, rising as high as vice president of software development in a nationally recogn
Once again, as happens so often, Nvidia updated its drivers. Once again all my fences reverted to an old configuration and jumped from my secondary monitor to my primary monitor. This has been happening for years. And I get seriously annoyed each and every time. Seriously, guys, what's it going to take to get you to fix this damn problem?
I like having my desktop Fences appear in my Start 10 menu. I would like to be able to have them always Highlighted. It would also be nice to have the option of having them always appear at the top of the menu. Finally I'll repeat an old request - I would like to be able to find out which Fence a particular item is in. For example, if I go to Audacity in the menu, be able to determine it is in
re: 4. Have Fences generate and maintain a Menu matching the arrangement of fences so you have an alternate way to launch programs. Assume you have two Fences -- MS OFFICE, containing WORD and EXCEL and UTILITIES, containing NOTEPAD and 7ZIP. Obviously, Fences knows the names of the Fences and the their content. What I suggest is to have Fences generate a regular Menu similar to the Windows Start Menu, containing the f
1. Option to not unroll a Fence on mouseover, or at least delay it. I'd just like to be able to stack all my rolled up Fences on the side of the screen, and drag them out in the middle of the screen when I need them without them unfurling immediately. Perhaps just an option to open them manually with the mouse instead of automatically when you touch them. 2. Some kind of utility to find out what fence an item is in ... some program icons could belong in several categor
What I would like is to reduce each fence to just the title ... the smallest you can get is the title and one icon. And I would like a container with a "shelf" to hold each of the titles, so I could drag out the fence I want, and then pack it away when I'm done. Yes, it sounds a lot like a menu, but it's what I'd like.
Can you share the solution with the rest of us?