Upon rebooting/starting up the computer, Windows Explorer hangs while waiting for Fences to "kick in". By forever, I mean like at least a couple of minutes from when the desktop appears. That seems like forever when you consider my computer boots (before Fences) from cold to a working desktop in about 50 seconds! That certainly does not seem normal, and I don't remember it doing this when I had the trial version and now have updated to the latest (2.10) version.
timmycrackcorn
I could have sworn this was a feature. If it is not ... it REALLY needs to be. For example, I have a large collection of icons under one category that I don't use all the time, so it would be beneficial to hide (or "minimize") this single fence from the desktop until needed. Any way to do this? If not, where do you send suggestions? Thanks.
The title pretty much says it all, but ... basically, I have one fence that I do not want sized all the way to accommodate all the icons. Fences therefore gives you a nice scroll bar (which even works with the mouse wheel if it has the focus). However, more times than not, when I go to use this particular fence, the system hangs for a good 30 seconds. This is a "DRIVES" Fence ... it DOES contain networked drives/folders too. Could this be the cause? &
Has the ability to arrange icons within a Fence been added to the software yet? I just installed version 2.00 and it does not appear to have this ability (which is both inexplicable and infuriating by the way ... so close to being a great utility and this makes it fall flat on its face.) I want to purchase this software, but can't justify it at this point until this has been addressed. Thanks.
Has this ability been added yet? I was going to purchase Fences 2.0, when I noticed I could not arrange my icons in any meaningful way within the fence itself. This makes it really pretty useless. I think this should be a top priority.