IntegryDeskComments on:

By: Bryan

Bryan — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 23:29:06 +0000

It’s 01 March 08 and I just want to rave about how much IntegryDesk has become interwoven in my computer experience. I LOVE the program and find new uses for it everyday! Just today I figured out how the desktop notes pop up, completely replacing my Post-Its. As an added bonus, I don’t mentally freak out now when I navigate my friend’s Mac. I try and give props to the programs that truly change my relationship with my computer — and this is one of them!! So thank you to the developers for making this available. I would have never known about it. I try and help by telling everyone. THANKS AGAIN!!!

By: Eman

Eman — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 09:10:45 +0000

“Hi BuBBy :)

Minor bug report.
On a duel screen setup the program is visable at all times. It just slides over the the other screen (center between the two). But to click on a icon you have to have it slide over to the primary screen.”
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I ran into the same issue with my dual 19″, would be nice to have a fix or have other options, like moving the menu to the top of the screen. Otherwise, it seems like it might be useful for saving the icon positons.

From BuBBy: It’s not optimal – but the best I could do is ‘don’t display the right menu’. I’d like a fix too. :)

By: Powder Skier

Powder Skier — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 07:07:53 +0000

This installed with no problems (XP sp2). I find the lack of being able to move the right/left side bars annoying, however I do like the tray icon that shows everything on my desktop in order – much easier to read. Rate this a 7 out of 10.

By: RosnSC

RosnSC — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 06:46:23 +0000

Well, I’ll be dog-goned if I didn’t get it, FINALLY. Turns out my problem was that when I right-clicked onto the folder in the Programs list, ‘Paste’ wasn’t showing up, so of course I couldn’t copy/paste. Before hand, when I clicked onto the folder I got a smorgasbord of ’stuff’ in there and couldn’t figure out which one was the one to click onto. Anyhow, I reinstalled the software, exiting out of the program which was already running. After ‘getting it right, finally’, I restarted it, and didn’t get that box that tells you it isn’t registered. *Now* I get the fun of playing around with it to see what all it does to make my computing life simpler/easier…:D

By: bmike63

bmike63 — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 03:38:52 +0000

Great timing- past couple of days I was looking for a floating start-menu alternative, and was pleased with none. I tried integritydesk, and it is close enough to what I was looking for. In the settings pane, I disabled the sidebars, easily created a new color theme, and it works great. Registration was not a problem, and all seems solid enough. Way to go this time, GOTD!

By: BenSando

BenSando — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 02:34:32 +0000

Did a download to my XP and my Vista
No problems at all – just follow the instructions
Works fine – will keep

Thanks !

By: rmgalley

rmgalley — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 02:30:04 +0000

#61 – I see IntegyDESK.exe as a process in Windows Task Manager (XP SP2). It seems to be working for me but will require further evaluation. The accidental triggering of the sidebars could prove to be too irritating.

By: goodgotd

goodgotd — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 01:32:29 +0000

Only oddity yet (win2ksp4) is left-clicked on the icon, then (nope, didn’t look at instructions) right-clicked on the listh that popped up and got a crash.

I really like the direct access to control panel.

By: William

William — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 00:19:24 +0000

I must be missing something – I’ve installed and licensed IntegryDesk, now where do you see any changes? I don’t see anything different on my desktop or taskbar.

From BuBBy: Possibly you are missing something. There should be a new icon in your system tray, if IntegryDesk is running. If it’s not there – you may need to start IntegryDesk manually. Right-clicking on that system-tray icon will give you access to open the included Help file.

By: paul grenfell

paul grenfell — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 23:46:30 +0000

I agree with #67 “it’s a solution in search of a problem. Right-click your taskbar, select Toolbars, Desktop. This gives you access to your desktop and other folders and groups in cascading menus. You can organize your desktop icons into folders or nested folders, along with other shortcuts, Then, there’s Quick Launch. And your Start Menu is customizable.”
Did you know you can right Click the task bar and access the Quick Launch Folder.? In here you can put as many items as you like and organise them into sub folders for instant access from the task bar “Pop Up menu” Simply open the folder and drag and drop Icons from the Desktop, or anywhere else. I cant see the need for anything else. Its all available from the taskbar.