Steam was not a requirement in the beginning. If you were there, you would know that. We were used as the guinea pigs for a content distribution system that really had nothing to do with gaming. It was most definately not a "requirement". They lost thousands of people to Steam. Calling something a requirement, when clearly the software can, and does, work without said "requirement", well, its obvious to me, its simply an attempt to push software that i
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First thing I did was try uninstalling IE7. It immediately informed me that doing so would cause fences to stop working. Uninstalling Impulse automatically led to uninstalling fences. My solution was to uninstall both. Problem solved. Thank you for your reply though, it was appreciated.
You're quite correct. You seemed to have missed the point though. By making this a requirement, for no technical reason, alot of otherwise paying customers, won't be. Enjoy your fanboyism.
Ok, here we go. I've been using fences since it first came out. I found it totally by accident, having never heard of Stardock before. I was well aware that it was beta, free, and would be expiring at the end of August. I also took note that there would be a pro version coming, and I was very much anticipating buying it. As time wore on, fences became seamlessy integrated into my daily computing. Both at home, and at work. I became very fo