Here's the latest. Since it appeared that individual links to multiple files in Dropbox wasn't going to work, I fired up WinRAR, which I haven't used in nearly two years. I then copied to my archived BACKUP folder, a program found in a different folder, titled "ObjectDesk2008.exe," though the file was created in 2009, right around the time I renewed. Note: All the other archive files have Impulse extensions. When trying to RAR all these files into on
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Hankers, Thanks for the heads up. Having gone this far, I guess I'll try zipping everything as you suggest. I simply cannot believe the amount of time and energy this has consumed, and for one of the least expensive or complex programs I own. One would think they were protecting Fort Knox, given all the hoops one must jump through. To say that this has left me drained and irritated is a gross understatement. That said, thanks again.
Shirley, Having now read further about how Dropbox works, it's just as I suspected, you can only link to a single file - not to a folder. So, here's a link to just one of the 15 program files now in Dropbox: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21167255/BACKUP/Object%20Desktop%20Launchpad2.00.025_11.17.2008.impulse And here's the READ ME f
Shirley, I installed Dropbox, set up a Shared Folder, and placed all my backup programs in there. (I also put a READ ME note there for you, regarding another program I found.) To grant you access to a Shared folder, Dropbox said I need your email address, which I don't have. I then moved all files to the Public folder, but now find that their "Copy Public Link" only works per file, and there are 16 files in that folder. One would 
Hi Shirley, Thanks for your reply. Yes, the primary issue is that my archives will not restore, however, that complication created a secondary issue of concern, in that I was prevented from updating my programs while my subscription was still intact. Typically, I'd have been on top of this on a regular basis, but given serious medical issues, my life has been anything but 'typical' for some time. When I finally mustered the strength and tried to reinstall o
A customer since 2006, I last renewed Object Desktop for two more years in Feb 2009, and immediately archived all my programs for a potential reinstall later. Almost immediately thereafter I went on Chemotherapy and then my computer crashed. Months later I finally reinstalled XP Pro and key software, but was too ill to deal with Stardock’s overly complicated install, and have had bigger things to deal with since. Of my 2 year subscription, I used this and other products a few week