FYI. As of v0.98.1970 this appears to work properly!
Wiley__Coyote
Hi, Finally got a chance to install Impulse, since that seems to be the only way to update Fences (I'm still confused as to why Fences HAS an internal update option if it indeed does nothing). Anyway... latest Fences code (v0.96.1650 at the time of this post) doesn't change anything in relation to ATI MultiDesk. Sorry. I don't think this is the kind of problem which will be solved outside of them making a specific effort to test against the product
Does anyone know if a Fenced in area can have the scrollbars go EITHER vertical OR horizontal? And if so, where that's changed. If its not a feature, I hope if someone here is in contact with the developer team that they suggest this. The reason I mention this is because I tend to have long skinny fenced areas surrounding the edges of my screen. Some of them are longer in the horizontal direction, and some of them in the vertical. And it makes
Just out of curiousity, is there a reason that the internal updater inside Fences won't update to the newest code?
JMB1984, I downloaded the version on CNET.com (0.96). From here: http://download.cnet.com/Fences/3000-2072_4-10909535.html?tag=mncol I'll keep an eye out for any updates though. And I appear to have the setting to check weekly for updates turned on as well (that dialog says I have 0.96.
True. But this isn't some minor player. ATI is the single biggest video card maker in the world and a huge percentage of notebooks/laptops released over the past five or six years come pre-loaded with their Catalyst Suite, Hydravision, and MultiDesk suite.
One clarification. MultiDesk is also known sometimes as "Hydravision". It's part of their Catalyst Suite, which comes by default on a lot of OEM installs. The page for it at ATI is here: http://ati.amd.com/products/hydravision/features.html I'm specifically using the "Full" Windows XP version (there's also a "light version", but I believe the Full is what's pre-loaded on most systems where its installed by default). T
Hi, Fences is a great program but I noticed an incompatibilty with ATI's MultiDesk program--a desktop enhancement which is used by millions. MutliDesk, a Windows XP/Vista tray app, creates virtual desktops which you can alternate between with a mouse click (much like the default desktop behavior in most versions of Linux). Icons are shared between desktops, but each desktop can have different application windows open. It's a real sweet capability to