Excellent multiple workspace application for windows. I really appreciate the fact that the listing from the notification icon listing the workspaces and active windows allows selected wiindows/applications to be set in all workspaces. Quarter wave box calculator. I also appreciate that when I run the Windows TaskManger, it is workspace specific!

I do have one quibble. Setting the HotKeys was a bit confusing, even confounding.

The difference between server-based computing and virtual desktops is that rather than. The client protocols used to connect to Windows Vista and Windows 7.

In the SETUP interface, on the Hotkeys TAB, the 'text widget' box for entering 'Hotkey' is expecting the actual key (or keys in my case since I add either ALT or CTL along with WIN to a number key). I was trying to type 'Alt+Num3' for example (along with setting the WIN checkbox).

Instead I just needed to press ALT while typing the number key. Perhaps this intuitive to some, but I had a rough time finally getting it right. (In fact, installing on a new laptop with the old laptop available allowed me to look at me settings from a previous install, but this probably made it harder since the 'C + W + Num3' reported as the existiing setting, for example' led me to think I should just type in the same thing (except maybe not the WIN key since a checkbox was provided. Anyway, THANKS for a very useful productivity tool. Alas, the future of serious computing drifts away as the software world drifts to mobile devices with 1 (or maybe 2) workspaces (really just apps).

This is known issue that is caused by KB3045999: The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component. Please contact the publisher of this application for more information. However even despite uninstalling this security update, the issue returned with one of other recent security updates. Does anyone know which one it might have been (past 2 months I guess)? Is there anyway to work around this problem apart from uninstalling another security update? I have some legacy apps that I know I won't get updates for them but I need them to run occasionally.