What is this recast anyways?
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Does each update get its own folder now or is each update a seperate executable?
I would actually like the idea of that, that way if a new update didn't work you could easily roll back to the older one.
I would actually like the idea of that, that way if a new update didn't work you could easily roll back to the older one.
Does each update get its own folder?
No - each future update will not get it's own .exe and program group on your system. The reason it is happening right now is because Recast is considered a new product. It therefore associated itself with TimeTrax Classic, but did not remove the application as if it were replacing it.
In the most recent releases, there have been some changes to make it easier for the user to understand what is going on and to prevent users from getting into the never ending circle.
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Time Trax
No - each future update will not get it's own .exe and program group on your system. The reason it is happening right now is because Recast is considered a new product. It therefore associated itself with TimeTrax Classic, but did not remove the application as if it were replacing it.
In the most recent releases, there have been some changes to make it easier for the user to understand what is going on and to prevent users from getting into the never ending circle.
D
Time Trax
Recast is our new product.
It has additional code to allow XM users to also use their XM-Online account to capture Album information. In addition you can use XM-Online only and not have your hardware connected if you wish.
It also allows users with both Sirius and XM hardware to use the same software without having to load two separate versions on their PC.
There are other subtle differences as well that are more on the technical side of the house.
Recast is our new building block for future development as well. It has the ability to allow us to build more features into it as time progresses.
Over the next year you will see a lot of changes in the software and Recast is letting us do that.
Derek
It has additional code to allow XM users to also use their XM-Online account to capture Album information. In addition you can use XM-Online only and not have your hardware connected if you wish.
It also allows users with both Sirius and XM hardware to use the same software without having to load two separate versions on their PC.
There are other subtle differences as well that are more on the technical side of the house.
Recast is our new building block for future development as well. It has the ability to allow us to build more features into it as time progresses.
Over the next year you will see a lot of changes in the software and Recast is letting us do that.
Derek
Hi Derek,
Ok I went through and reworked the shortcuts and reinstalled and it seems to be working ok. BUT I have been using Timetrax for 1-2 years now and when I bought it it said I had lifetime upgrades and now I get a message that says I only have 4 days left to get it registered. What the deal?
Ok I went through and reworked the shortcuts and reinstalled and it seems to be working ok. BUT I have been using Timetrax for 1-2 years now and when I bought it it said I had lifetime upgrades and now I get a message that says I only have 4 days left to get it registered. What the deal?
