Nowhere was I asked to "upgrade Object Desktop". I was charged the full price (currently discounted to $29.95) PLUS 19.95 for an EXTRA YEAR!!!. NOR was I even ASKED if I wished to purchase an extra upgrade!] $49.95 for Object Desktop [supposedly ON SALE!!!) Hopefully, my card will ONLY be charged for $29.95. I do advise the Management to get back with me ASAP... Donald Lee McDaniel
I recently purchased extra time [1yr] to my Object Desktop Subscription. However, at least one of the OD programs [Sound Packager] states that it has reached its maximum activations. So far, Window Blinds 7 was able to be activated. Haven't checked any</s
Additionally, it is possible to hide a single Fence. Right-click on the Fence you wish to hide, and go to "View". There will be an option to hide or show a single Fence. If you wish to hide it, put a check-mark beside the option. If you wish it to be shown, remove the check-mark. Donald Lee M
You say "Don't RAID SSDs...". I put two 64GB Kensington SSDs in my box, created a RAID 0 Array, and installed Windows 7 Ultimate, Office 2010 Professional Plus, and other software. As a single-disk installation (whether SSD or HDD), Windows 7 scores 7.1. However, with the RAID 0 Array, disk operations are now scored at 7.5. Not had any problems with the Array, either with reads or writes. never gets hot, chugs right along, can be in any posi
My Windows 7 Experience Index score for hard drives ( SATA@7200RPM ) has always been 5.9. I bought a 64Gig SSD (Kingston ssdNOW series) for about $169US from Dell and installed it as Disk 0 (System Drive), then reinstalled Windows 7. My Windows 7 Experience Index score is now 7.1. A nice jump! Start-up speed seems to have improved considerably, the drive doesn't get hot, is very quiet, and overall, my Windows 7 system runs b
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