Version R1 of the DeskSpace 1.5 Beta has been released. If you’d like to test it out, you can sign up here.
This version includes the following features:
Please note that this is only the first of a what we expect to be a number beta revisions, so you can expect to see additional bug fixes and features as testing progresses.
I’m pleased to announce a special limited time offer for bloggers and reviewers: If you write a review or blog post about UpRight or NetSet and send us a link to the post, we’ll send you a free copy of the application. To be eligible for a free copy, the review must:
UpRight 1.2 has been released. UpRight drastically simplifies transferring files to your FTP server, your Amazon S3 bucket, and your local and remote directories. If you’d like to try it out, you can download the trial or buy it at the Online Store.
UpRight gives you the ability to upload your entire web site to a FTP server, publish files and directories on Amazon S3, and move or copy files that match a wildcard or regular expression filter with a single click.
With UpRight, you can:
Visit the What’s New page for more information on what’s changed in this version, visit the UpRight page to find out more about UpRight, and visit the Online Store to buy UpRight 1.2.
I’m happy to announce that we’ll be offering a 25% discount on DeskSpace, our new 3D virtual desktop application, to existing TopDesk customers, and all customers who purchase TopDesk before the end of the DeskSpace beta period.
We’ll be conducting a beta test of DeskSpace 1.5 in the next 3-4 weeks. If you’d like to take part in the DeskSpace 1.5 Beta Test, please sign up here.
It has come to our attention that xinsidenews.com is hosting a copy of Yod’m 3D infected with a virus that will allow hackers to remotely control your machine. We’re currently taking legal steps to have Yod’m 3D removed from xinsidenews.com, but in the mean time I strongly urge users not to download the xinsidenews.com version of Yod’m 3D.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.
NetSet v1.2 has been released. If you connect to more than one network and you’re tired of constantly re-configuring your network settings by hand, then NetSet is for you. NetSet saves you time by configuring your network settings for you, allowing you to switch between network settings with a single key press, or choose the network settings you want to use from a pop-up list:
It also includes a replacement for ipconfig, letting you bypass time consuming command line typing and view your network adapter IP configuration with a single key press:
With NetSet, you can:
Visit the What’s New page for more information on what’s changed in this version, visit the NetSet page to find out more about NetSet, and visit the Online Store to buy NetSet 1.2.
Otaku Software has acquired Yod’m 3D, a 3D virtual desktop application, from Chris’Soft and will continue to develop the software under the name DeskSpace.
We have great plans for this application, and we’d love to hear any ideas you have. If you have any feature requests or suggestions, please let us know on the DeskSpace forums.
We’ve just started the beta test of our new product, UpRight. UpRight drastically simplifies transferring files to your FTP server, your Amazon S3 bucket, and your local and remote directories.
With UpRight you can upload your entire web site to a FTP server, publish files and directories on Amazon S3, and move or copy files that match a wildcard or regular expression filter with a single click.
You can sign up for the free beta on the UpRight page.
It’s possible to tile multiple Excel files in TopDesk, but a bit of configuration is required. The steps are:
Step 1
In Excel, go to Tools->Options->General and tick Ignore Other Applications.
Step 2
1. In Explorer, go to Tools->Folder Options->File Types
2. Select the XLS file type and click the Advanced button
3. Select the Open action from the list and click the Edit button.
4. Uncheck the Use DDE option.
5. Change the Application used to perform action text to:
“C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\EXCEL.EXE” /e “%1″
Step 3
Repeat Step 2 for any other file types you want to use (e.g. XLT files) that have Excel as their default application.