I'm experiencing this exact issue, but I can't figure out any workaround. When I try to run a shortcut in a folder in the dock entry that points to the 64-bit version/path it says it can't find the item and references the path being the program files (x86) path.
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I have this dock entry as a folder called Utilities that has shortcuts to about 20 different software utilities that I frequently use, when I try to right-click the entries I don't get any options whatsoever.
So is there absolutely no workaround for this and no support for it? How can they even sell this product and claim compatibility when it doesn't have 64-bit support???
Ok...starting a new post, but because the other topic on this forum about Objectdock is a derailed disaster. I have one very simple question. Is Stardock going to release a new version of ObjectDock that plays nicer with Windows 7? It 'sort of' works for me in Win7 32-bit. All I want know is if Stardock is going to upgrade this lovely little piece of software. If they do, I'll buy the plus version. If not, I'm going to start looking for a differ
It has to do with Push-To-Talk. There are multiple threads on these forums about these issues: [link="https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=267&aid=161885"]https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=267&aid=161885[/link] [link="https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=181&aid=92977"]https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=181&aid=92977[/link] [link="https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=267&aid=109134"]https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=267&aid=109134[/link]
Hi, I've used the trial version of Multiplicity and experienced the same problems with Teamspeak locking up and push-to-talk not working correctly when using Multiplicity. I see several forum posts on this matter, but no recent updates. Is there any update on a fix or solution for this? I'm holding off on buying Multiplicity until I this is bug/issue is resolved, but I really really want to use/buy Multiplicity Pro...however, a bugged Teamspeak and Ventrilo is a deal