to be honest?

I don't use the file sharing portion... when transfering big files (such as art) I find it freezes both my computers till the file is "copied"... if you're copying a file to the same computer, and accidentally copy-mouseover to other computer, it thinks that'st he destination and begins the file transfer.

The quick fix is just to create a shared folder on both your computers (or 3, or whatever) and do it the old fashion way.  I've found it both simple and effective to do it with a shared folder... you likely will to.

I don't think Multiplicity is "cute"... I think it's an essential program for my life now.  I honestly would not want to go without it for long periods of time...

 I downloaded a pirate version and you're absolutely right about the file transfering. Wish it was in the demo so I wouldn't have sounded like an idiot..

Ultimately I can live without the program.

A copy would freeze up the explorer window you are pasting into, but thats a compromise vs having to copy the file over the instant you switch machines.

mckulz: Admitting to downloading pirate copies is a most unwise thing to do on these forums.

I have 2 PCs on 1 monitor with 2 keyboards and 2 mouses. Can i use Multiplicity to have only 1 keyboard and 1 mouse for my 2 PCs?

ok, let's say I demo'd a version of the program that let me try all of the features to form a more educated opinion of the product.

you need two monitors.

... you're telling the people who made the product that you pirated, that you pirated it and your doing this on their forums?

Nice bunny ZehDon.

That's pretty stupid.  You do realize this forum is run by Stardock, and that Stardock makes Multiplicity, the program you admit you stole?  How about the fact that Stardock's CEO regularly visits this forum in particular?

I mean, it's bad enough you downloaded a pirated version of the software, but rubbing it in the faces of Stardock employees?  Talk about gall.  You'll be lucky to not get banned.

Relax princesses,

If you had read my entire post, you would have understood that I uninstalled it after trying it out. In essence, a demonstration of the full program, something the demo didn't do.

I'm pretty sure Brad can take a bit of critisism without your wharrgarbl.

Being that the feature was listed on their website, and a free trial version was available from the same page, your statement doesn't make sense. One would know merely from using the free trial version if the missing feature was useful or not, which is kind of why the option to pay extra to get it exists. When a Demo isn't available, your reasoning applies. In this situation, I strongly disagree.

Neil is correct.

It's unwise.

There is a zero tolerance for warez use of Stardock's software.

This 'princess' isn't throwing you 'her' locks in rescue.