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By: John S

John S — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 01:31:57 +0000

#83

Had the same problem. Simple reboot fixed it. No more demo version on taskbar.

By: Terry L Martin

Terry L Martin — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 00:41:13 +0000

I downloaded & installed True Launch Bar on 1-14-07. Everything works great but I can’t get rid of the “DEMO VERSION’ in the taskbar. Please help.

By: AQUA'boogie'

AQUA'boogie' — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 20:43:15 +0000

I hate that I Missed out on this one, it looks like such a great program, I think I’ll go to tha site & purchase it tonight.

AQUA’boogie’ iz…
puttin his money where it counts!!!

By: Jose

Jose — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:27:54 +0000

This program is great but if you don’t need some functionality, ie various workspaces, I find that rocketdock is much better

By: randomosity » links for 2007-01-15

randomosity » links for 2007-01-15 — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 13:47:12 +0000

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By: The Advanced Specialist

The Advanced Specialist — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:36:41 +0000

#4 RANDY WROTE: “Ok, is this another trialware just for consumer to try for limited period ? if thats so then sorry i’m out.. .

#21 DEBBIE WROTE: “I just spend half an hour responding to #6 and lost it when I tried to submit …..”
- Debbie… and in fact, to everyone, what you should always do, is have a little notepad.exe text editor open, always, and always select-all then copy and paste your post into NOTEPAD before you click the SUBMIT button. Then if something messes up, you won’t lose what you spent all that time typing. You can even copy/paste into your little notepad once in a while if you notice you’ve spent some *thinking* time composing it. Then, not only will you have a backup, but you’ll have a little history record of things you posted now & again. But always paste a copy of your text into Notepad before clicking submit. Get in the habit of it. Then you can just paste it again in 2 seconds rather than losing your whole message. :-) Helpful tip from the ‘Specialist’.

#21 Debbie Wrote: “You can edit the startup menu by running MSCONFIG and deselecting programs from the startup tab…” –Giveaway site also had a little free startup utility just for that purpose a couple days back. And… a tip from me… you can get a program called “Windows Startup Inspector” from WindowsStartup.com and it’s free. Not even shareware. FREE. Either way, you’re right that one can deactivate any of the programs as people wish.

#33 DJeni aka Minuette wrote: “i cracked it.” –You cracked a program that you could get here for Free? wow. you’re pretty smart, huh. lol. Hey! Maybe next you could ‘crack’ INTERNET EXPLORER and Firefox for us.

By: comicfan2000

comicfan2000 — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 06:46:50 +0000

LOL @ #77. I can’t believe they would attempt to crack a free program. This isn’t good for the software distributers to keep contributing to the free downloads if this crap keeps happening. Next step, they keep doing this garbage and noone will allow any free downloads in fear of this, mainly the ones you usually wouldn’t get a trial or free download from. What’s next, breaking their own file encryption??

Paul

By: jdoe407

jdoe407 — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 06:15:27 +0000

72>>
But did anyone crack the crack to crack the crack to crack the crack? Now that takes some brains.

By: Jcymru

Jcymru — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 05:49:27 +0000

Not a bad program but a bit OTTP for my needs and doesn’t really add to the way I use my PC. By the way, this is not meant as a criticism of the program simply that it is not for me but I like the GOTD concept as a means of trying out programs.

By: Get Free Licensed Software « Weird Musings of an erstwhile techie

Get Free Licensed Software « Weird Musings of an erstwhile techie — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 05:32:12 +0000

[...] Today’s giveaway is True Launch Bar. So, go and grab a copy for yourself. So, bookmark them or subscribe to their RSS feed. You might just something useful.But, remember that the software is free for personal use and also comes without any support. So, if it doesn’t work in Vista then you can’t call the call center and give them a piece of your mind. [...]