Wanted to install it on my D drive. Installation script told me there wasn't enough free space and I should delete some files. There was 3.5 terabytes of free space. Fortunately, the script gave me an ignore option as well as the retry and abort. I chose ignore of course and it installed onto the D drive just fine.

At first glance, seems kind of dated, inflexible and unintuitive. But who knows, it might be awesome. I certainly don't have time or energy (still not fully recovered from covid) to watch the tutorial (thankfully there is one of those) and subject the software to any in-depth testing. I will at some point though.

Thanks Ornisoft and Giveaway of the Day.

Will not be downloading this expensive software costing $689.
I have tried some project management software in the past.
Typical home user will not need this.
If you are project manager of a big construction firm, then yes.
There are many other project management software. They are all expensive.
Contractors can easily afford to buy.
After all their total building projects are in the several hundred million budget bracket.
For my experience and viewing the 3 screen shots, my opinion is that this software has an out dated user interface that reminds me of 1990.
The software seems not powerful enough for any serious real life project.

There are plenty of upvotes but no positive comments! It looked promising as I could use a decent task manager, but I was surprised at the "regular price" of the software being a GOTD. Now that I see no positive comments and nothing but install problems, I will pass. But I will not give thumbs up or thumbs down as I have no direct experience.

For what it's worth, I remember once seeing in one of the uninstallers that I have used, I want to say probably REVO, that this title was one of the 10 most requested to be uninstalled. Never really seeing any positive comments in any of the previous giveaways either.......

Who wants to spend so much money ($ 689.90) to a program that determines how you work today, tomorrow, always, everywhere, does, where you can have no opinion because others determine how to spend your day. That is absurd. You don't have to do anything that does that expensive program do!

Downloaded the program with no problems. On the first opening, it had my name in the registration panel - change it to SiteAdmin but leave the P/W blank. It registered with no problems. When re-opening the program it will show the Log-in panel, just click on OK and it will take you to the program. Click on the Help button and then the Getting Started Tutorial Button. It has an extensive Tutorial listed there. Seems to be an OK program for the Price Quoted

Installed to Windows10 Pro
After the installation, start the program, and type in "SiteAdmin" as readme.txt says, your readme file might have different info, then no password Enter.
Program continues to run. Watch Tutorial from Help: http://www.orbisoft.com/pages/tutorial/getting-started/default.aspx

Cant get to log on , password ?

On Win 7 64 bit with PLENTY of space on C solid state drive, I kept getting message that not enough room on C or make sure you have access to folder. I ran it as the admin of this machine. Looks like a good program. I will try again the next time it is on Giveaway to see if this install problem is fixed.

Hi, Installed well; to launch, you have to respect the readme file indications. It works well (you have to go through the desktop shortcut since the command is "...Task Manager 20-20\Task Manager.mde" /cmd scree

My question: the first time you launch it as Administrator, your are asked to "Login with username SiteAdmin" and a blank password" but after that, after closing and relaunching (not as Administrator that time), you have first the same small windows with username already filled and you leave password as blank; why does this small window still appear?

It won't install - keeps erroring with an Msvcrt40.dll error - it's trying to open a file not existing.

I tried to install it on two pcs.
On 2003 (like xp) it gives error for msaccess. So, are You sure it works with xp?
On Windows 10 I get an error during setup that says that msvcrt40.dll could not be opened.
In both cases I find a mix of program files, program files common files, program data.
The icon that is created on the desktop refers to directory/file that do not exist.
I cannot even remove the software, it says an error about install log.
I do believe that the setup mu st rewritten.
I have no idea how the program itself works, I could not even start it.

Rodolfo Giovanninetti