07-24-2015, 03:06 AM -
I have more than 50 software applications on my PC and have spent 30+ years in the business. I find the concept of TLB enormously helpful, but its execution enormously unhelpful.
It lacks so much.
The term True Launch Bar is used to represent many different concepts and objects.
What the hell does "True Launch Bar ..." mean? Apparently it means "Follow this to find a jumbled, unstructured user interface".
What is the structure of the product when installed?
It has menus. How many? How do you create individual ones in different places? How do they differ? Where's an example of setting one up? If you've created a menu, how do you get to its settings?
Oh! There's a section called "I just installed True Launch Bar. What do I do next?". It contains a few lines and then leaves you to yourself.
Bill Gates would never buy it in this state.
It's a shame.
It lacks so much.
The term True Launch Bar is used to represent many different concepts and objects.
What the hell does "True Launch Bar ..." mean? Apparently it means "Follow this to find a jumbled, unstructured user interface".
What is the structure of the product when installed?
It has menus. How many? How do you create individual ones in different places? How do they differ? Where's an example of setting one up? If you've created a menu, how do you get to its settings?
Oh! There's a section called "I just installed True Launch Bar. What do I do next?". It contains a few lines and then leaves you to yourself.
Bill Gates would never buy it in this state.
It's a shame.
This post was last modified: 07-24-2015, 08:24 AM by SolihullRog.