Rich_Winsor

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  1. Don't know if I would trust an antique HDD (with

    all those moving parts that can fail) as a back-up

    drive, but I do use my older SATA SSD drives as

    super flash drives. All you need is a SATA to USB

    adapter cable and you can use your old internal

    SSD drive as an external storage device.

    Very handy. 

  2. Turns out that if you have Windows 10 you have

    a screen recording tool included in the software.

     

    When was the last time you scrolled all the way

    to the bottom of the Start Menu? That's where it's

    located disguised as the "XBox Game Bar". You

    can also access it by holding down the "Windows"

    key and then hitting the "G" key.

     

    Don't know if it's robust enough to record Chief

    sessions though. I did a quick test of a modeling

    session in Chief and it worked fine for the action

    in the window that was being recorded, but the

    opening any new drop down menus or browsers

    in the window did not show up on the recording.

     

    But what the hey, it's there and it's free. Give it a

    shot. Maybe it can be of use to you.

     

     

  3. On 11/13/2019 at 1:57 PM, RobUSMC said:

    Dell Alienware. $4000 and yes I do mustitask. Screen 1...Client info screen with selections, site phots, etc.  Screen 2... Plan view  Screen 3.... Camera/elevation views, library

    If you don't mind, how loud is the computer.

    I have read some reviews that the fans are noisy. 

  4. Don't know how many of you have taken the

    Customer Survey in the Announcements Forum?

    Also don't know exactly who is compiling the

    results, but it does afford one the opportunity

    to input suggestions to improve the program.

    I suppose It can't hurt to fill it out and ask for

    the main improvements you would like to see.

     

    I sent one in.

     

  5. 16 hours ago, TheKitchenAbode said:

    Here is an example of what I consider to be the best CA PBR I've been able to create to date.

    Nice work Graham.

     

    BTW, how much does a bottle of that 400

    year old Rembrandt signature wine go for?   :)

  6. It's odd that your X11 "icons" would look like X9 "icons"

    since the installation of X11 or any future update of X11

    would automatically update the "icons".

     

    Chief calls the "icons" buttons and you will find them @

    C\Program Files\Chief Architect\Chief Architect Premier X11 (64 bit)\resources\buttons

     

    There are hundreds of them. You could copy them all,

    or just the ones you want from your employee's 'puter

    and then paste them into the buttons folder on your rig.

     

    You may be asked for administrative permission to 

    overwrite the existing buttons. Also be aware that if you

    are hand picking a few buttons to change, there are many

    similar buttons. Be sure you are copying the correct ones.

     

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