Burbles raises a good point though. Is there an instruction manual for Groupy (either official, or someone on the internet who is really knowledgeable who writes about Groupy somewhat extensively?) I, for one, am certain I'm vastly underutilizing how it can change my work life, all for a lack of a true understanding of how I can better exploit it. Does anyone have knowledge of such a resource?
Notepad was (before I decided to go ahead and purchase Groupy and closed Notepad) grouped with 2 instances of Scrivener, 1 of Zotero, and 1 Google Chrome. I put the laptop to sleep using the keyboard last night rather than shutting the lid, and when I woke it up this morning everything was ungrouped, but that may be because everything (!!!) (other than Zotero) was no longer running. I'll try this again tonight and see if that happens again. And, yes,
I just switched to a dark theme and now the font colors are black are fine. Now that I'm done figuring out what is meant by all the different color choices I've got everything working to my satisfaction. Thanks for the help.
[quote quoting="post"] Since I have no clue which description ( active vs inactive vs non focused ) refers to which section of the screen, as a test I have changed my colors set as follows: Default active tab color (R:0, G:128, B:64) [apparently this is the one selected tab on the top row when in focus?] Default active tab non focused color (R:0,
I'm running Groupy 1.43 on Windows 10 Home 64-bit OS with x64-based processor. I only see the white text when Groupy has focus, BTW. If I give focus to another window, the font color is black. Does the font color come from Groupy? It should, if you ask me, but I understand it might not be technically feasible or even possible. But wherever it comes from, it ought to be smart enough to understand you don't use a light font on a light background or a dark f
Since I have no clue which description ( active vs inactive vs non focused ) refers to which section of the screen, as a test I have changed my colors set as follows: Default active tab color (R:0, G:128, B:64) [apparently this is the one selected tab on the top row when in focus?] Default active tab non focused color (R:0, G:64, B:0) [apparently the o
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="4" id="3791863"] The only thing that comes to mind is something destructive is happening when the PC goes to sleep \ is awoken - which I am near certain you have it set to do, yes? Sean Drohan Stardock Support Manager [/quote] I, too, was wondering if it was happening because I put my laptop to sleep every now and then. It only goes to sleep if I tell it to
So far I've only noticed it on Notepad. I go away from the computer overnight and when I come back in the morning Notepad is in it's own window. I don't know how to make a video, sorry. I gave "Always place above" mode a try and I like it so I'll keep using that. Thanks for your reply.
I am giving Groupy a 30 trial and I have a notepad window with a saved note (which, coincidentally, is named "Decide on Groupy" and contains the date I want to remember to make that decision on) and I frequently find that window has decided it has had enough being grouped and ungroups itself. If this is a common occurrence with other windows, I'm not sure I'd want to buy it, inexpensive as it is. And another thing, I've tried repeatedly to change the color of the active tab and have h