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  1. #11

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    I like that idea. Have you noticed any differences since you started
    doing that?

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    Russ Eggen
    RADFusion International, LLC

  2. #12

    Default Re: Windows 8

    Well on the demo download we launch the QuickStartGuide every time so they
    MUST see it. Up to them if they choose not to read it <g>

    On an update (we use the same installer) they see a What's New document
    instead. So we display either checkbox depending on the install type.

    As for the videos we have only recently added those but people are reviewing
    them according to our web stats. In fact we are starting to roll out more
    and more videos over the next few months as I think people prefer them to
    help files. They will be for complex topics and just leave the help file for
    really simple stuff.

    And being as the videos will be accessible from our website I will be using
    Hyperlink (Capesoft) to give the user a link to a tutorial. So for example
    on an Invoice screen we will have a link to the video How to create an
    Invoice.

    John

  3. #13

    Default Re: Windows 8

    We are scripting videos now.

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    Russ Eggen
    RADFusion International, LLC

  4. #14

    Default Re: Windows 8

    My one program could be called in three modes: management console,
    control panel, or broadcast viewer. It does this with different
    command lines, but of course this is now disallowed in Windows 8. I've
    gotten around that by creating little program stubs that call my apps
    in different modes. For example, Tourney.exe is the management
    console. TourneyDirector.exe is the control panel, and
    TourneyViewer.exe is the broadcasted "clock" viewer. Both those two
    special stub EXEs call the same Tourney.exe with different parameters.

    Mike Hanson
    www.boxsoft.net

  5. #15

    Default Re: Windows 8

    The key issue is that we have 5 different product modules, and with
    all of their different modes, we need at least 11 different icons
    (soon 2-3 more). Fortunately a single machine often needs only a few
    of those (as it's focused on a particular aspect of operations). I
    haven't tweaked my installer to ask them which subset of shortcuts to
    add, though.

    Mike Hanson
    www.boxsoft.net

  6. #16

    Default Re: Windows 8

    Good idea! Thanks for sharing.

    Friedrich

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