Stardock Adds Two Popular Apps to the Object Desktop Collection

– Object Desktop users now have access to EdgeRunner’s Multiplicity 3 KM, SpaceMonger –

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Plymouth, Michigan – April 7, 2015 – Stardock announced today the addition of two new products to its Object Desktop collection - Multiplicity 3 KM and SpaceMonger 3.0. Multiplicity enables users to control two PCs with only one keyboard and mouse while SpaceMonger quickly frees up storage space on their PCs, shared-network or in the cloud. Users gain access to Multiplicity and SpaceMonger through Object Desktop and its  growing library of Windows enhancements for only $9.99 to start and then $3.99 per month thereafter.

“We’re adding more value to Object Desktop by adding EdgeRunner’s sought after utilities to it while continuing our heritage of creating high-quality Windows customizations that enable users to personalize the look and functionality of their PCs,” said Stardock President and CEO Brad Wardell.

Stardock is currently developing Windows 10 updates for its most popular apps and all-new software that will make applications work better with High-DPI displays, enhance virtual desktop environments, improve Win32-to-Modern-UI unity and more. Those projects will be added to Object Desktop at no additional charge once they are complete.

“Multiplicity and SpaceMonger add tremendous capabilities to the Object Desktop suite. Once you have experienced these applications you will never want to be without them,” said Edgerunner President Jamie McGuffie.  “Multiplicity enables one keyboard and mouse to control two PCs and share a clipboard to move text and images between them without any extra hardware or cables.  SpaceMonger addresses the common problem of running out of storage space by generating treemap graphics which quickly identify where storage space is allocated and provides move/delete functions to immediately recover space. “

Object Desktop with Multiplicity 3 KM and SpaceMonger is available for purchase now. To learn more visit http://www.objectdesktop.com.


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About Stardock: Stardock is a leading developer and publisher of PC games and desktop software. Its PC games include Sins of a Solar Empire and the critically acclaimed Galactic Civilizations series. Its desktop software includes Start8, Fences, WindowBlinds, ModernMix, Object Desktop and more. Learn more at www.stardock.com.

About EdgeRunner: Based in Plymouth, Michigan, EdgeRunner is a software publisher dedicated to bringing innovative, independently developed solutions to market. Best-in-class feature sets combined with simple deployment and industry-leading support make EdgeRunner software like Multiplicity KVM  and SpaceMonger the obvious choice for professionals and businesses alike. Learn more at: www.edgerunner.com


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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top


Users gain access to Multiplicity and SpaceMonger through Object Desktop and its growing library of Windows enhancements for only $9.99 to start and then $3.99 per month thereafter.

This makes me think you're only adding these to Object Desktop Infinite?

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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I have the regular OD sub and they're both there.
Reply #4 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting RedneckDude, reply 2

Users gain access to Multiplicity and SpaceMonger through Object Desktop and its growing library of Windows enhancements for only $9.99 to start and then $3.99 per month thereafter.


This makes me think you're only adding these to Object Desktop Infinite?

Object Desktop Infinite is the preferred subscription method, that's why it's mentioned. As we've said before, regardless of subscription method the contents are the same.

 

Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Fantastic!! Thank you!! B[]

Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top

For some reason, Object Desktop is popping up, offering to "upgrade" my Multiplicity KVM Pro (v3.2) to the obviously downgrade KM version.  Can you guys fix that at your end so that people don't accidentally munge their installations by installing a newer, but gimped version?  

Thanks.   :D

Reply #7 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Excalpius, reply 6

For some reason, Object Desktop is popping up, offering to "upgrade" my Multiplicity KVM Pro (v3.2) to the obviously downgrade KM version.  Can you guys fix that at your end so that people don't accidentally munge their installations by installing a newer, but gimped version?  

Thanks.   :D
I trust ODM about as far as I can toss my computer. It's broken and unreliable. Use it at your own risk. :thumbsdown:

 

Reply #8 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Wizard1956, reply 7

I trust ODM about as far as I can toss my computer. It's broken and unreliable. Use it at your own risk.

Never had an issue with it, actually...;)

Reply #9 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Nor have I <_<

Reply #10 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Jafo, reply 8

Quoting Wizard1956,
reply 7

I trust ODM about as far as I can toss my computer. It's broken and unreliable. Use it at your own risk.



Never had an issue with it, actually...;)

Wrong version numbers, failure to properly report an applied update, updates that are actually rollbacks, etc. are enough issues for me.

Even Neil Banfield suggests not using ODM for WB updates due to ODM corrupting downloads.

Reply #11 from WinCustomize Forums Top

But it's not universal, obviously as others have not had the same experiences...;)

Reply #12 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Jafo, reply 11

But it's not universal, obviously as others have not had the same experiences...;)
Much like Windows, it's marvelously inconsistent. ;)

Reply #13 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Island, reply 4

Object Desktop Infinite is the preferred subscription method, that's why it's mentioned. As we've said before, regardless of subscription method the contents are the same.

That's cool. I assume the basic version of Mutiplicity comes with OD, and the Pro version is extra?

Reply #14 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting RedneckDude, reply 13


Quoting Island Dog,
reply 4

Object Desktop Infinite is the preferred subscription method, that's why it's mentioned. As we've said before, regardless of subscription method the contents are the same.



That's cool. I assume the basic version of Mutiplicity comes with OD, and the Pro version is extra?

You can upgrade via the Upgrade tab in the latest Object Desktop Manager to KVM and KVM Pro.

Reply #15 from WinCustomize Forums Top

ODM is useless. It tells me I'm not subscribed when I am. It has no programs in it, either installed or to upgrade. I have to download from the website.

Complete pants.

Reply #16 from Stardock Forums Top

Fuzzy Logic - Have you signed out and back in?

Reply #17 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Yes, and uninstalled/reinstalled. It hasn't worked for months  :annoyed:

Reply #18 from Stardock Forums Top

Please try one more time. I think I may have fixed what it was. If not, sorry for the trouble.

Reply #19 from WinCustomize Forums Top

That's worked. Thankyou :)

Reply #20 from WinCustomize Forums Top

ODM no longer offers Multiplicity v3.3 KM as an upgrade option to v3.2 KVM Pro.  Thank you!!!

Reply #21 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Fuzzy, reply 19

That's worked. Thankyou :)

Welcome! Thank you for being our customer for so long.  5*

Reply #22 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Excalpius, reply 20

ODM no longer offers Multiplicity v3.3 KM as an upgrade option to v3.2 KVM Pro.  Thank you!!!

:thumbsup:

Reply #23 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting The_Gear, reply 21

Quoting Fuzzy Logic,
reply 19

That's worked. Thankyou :)



Welcome! Thank you for being our customer for so long.  5*

Ah, so you finally removed the exclude-Fuzzy-Logic from all functionality/update script...;)

Reply #24 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Ah, so you finally removed the exclude-Fuzzy-Logic from all functionality/update script...;)

The what??? And all these years I thought it only worked on Windows 98 and broke when XP came out...