The latest versions of the CheckCentral mobile apps now support custom push notification sounds, so that you can customize your alerts to your liking! The custom notification sounds are available in version 1.4 and up, so if you're not seeing those options in the Settings on the mobile app, switch to the Help page and scroll to the bottom of the page to make sure that you're running 1.4 or higher.

You can set the notification sound for each notification type (Success, Warning, and Failure). For each type, you can choose either the System Default, CheckCentral Default, or a custom notification sound on your device.

To configure the notification sounds:

1. Open the CheckCentral mobile app
2. Tap the menu button (top-left)
3. Tap the Settings item in the menu
4. Use the buttons on the Settings page to select your notification sounds
5. Tap the Test button to get a test notification

If you don't receive the test notification when you tap the Test button, scroll to the bottom of the Settings page and tap the Re-register button to try re-registering your device for push notifications.

Customizing Notifications

• Right-click the DisplayFusion icon and click "Settings."
  
• Click the "Functions" tab and select the "Prevent Window Deactivation (keeps game windows focused)" Function. Double-click the Function or select it and click the "Edit" button.
  
• Configure a key combination for the Function and click "OK."
  
• From the "Functions" tab, click "OK" to apply and save your changes.
  

• Right-click the DisplayFusion icon and click "Settings."
  
• Ensure the "Enable Triggers" checkbox is enabled.
  
• Click "Add."
  
• Enable the "Process Filename" checkbox. From the pop-up selection window, double-click your application or select it and click "OK." For games or folders not listed, use the "Browse" button.
In our example, we're using a wildcard (*) for all games in the "common" folder of the Steam application, (i.e.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\*
).


• Beneath the Actions pane, click the "Add" dropdown and select "Wait."


• Type the number of milliseconds for the Wait Action (e.g. 6000) and click "OK."
  
• Click "Add" again and select "Run Function."


• Select "Prevent Window Deactivation (keeps game windows focused)" and click "OK."
  
• Click "OK."
  
• From the "Triggers" tab, click "OK" to apply and save your changes.
  

• For more widespread application of this Function, use wildcards When specifying the "Process Filename" in the Trigger rule. For example: If your games are all stored in D:\Games, enter

  D:\Games\*

  in the Process Filename text box to run the Trigger on all games in that directory.
• Some games lock the mouse cursor to the window. Configure and run the "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Window" or "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Monitor" Functions as a solution.
• This Function won't immediately work for select games. Switch the game to windowed mode (Alt+Enter) and back to full screen (Alt+Enter again), or Alt+Tab twice to back out and return to the game window.

We're happy to announce that FileSeek 4.1 is now available for download! This release contains a few important fixes and changes:

• The context menu in Windows Explorer can now handle opening multiple files in one instance of FileSeek
• You can now drag and drop files into the Include and Exclude files and paths text boxes to automatically append them
• An preview area has been added to the results pane
• FileSeek now searches root UNC network paths correctly (i.e. \\server)
• Resolved an issue where the include files box gets cleared when opening FileSeek from the Explorer context menu
• Resolved an issue where date filters were not saved correctly in search profiles

Updating FileSeek

We encourage everyone to update to the new version today. We'd like to send out a big thank you to everyone who helped beta test FileSeek, and to the translators who worked hard to make FileSeek available in their native languages!

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• Click on the Start button.
• Search for "Control Panel" and click on it.
• Click on "Ease of Access Center" (You may need to click "Ease of Access" first when in Category view).
• Under "Explore all settings," click "Make the computer easier to see."
• Disable the "Turn off all unnecessary animations (when possible)" option.
• Click "Apply," then "OK."

dxdiag

• Click "OK." This will run the DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
  
• Click on each tab or use the "Next Page" button to view each page's details and notes which may reveal problems.
  

• Right-click the DisplayFusion tray icon and click "Desktop Wallpaper." You can also access this via the Options tab in Settings.
  
• Click on "Wallpaper Settings."
  
• Click "Mute all audio for the video wallpaper source (Windows 7 and higher)"
  

1. Right-click on the DisplayFusion icon and select "Monitor Configuration" (also accessible via the "Options" tab in "Settings").
2. Click the "Splits and Padding" button.
3. Disable the "Auto-Fill Splits" checkbox.
4. Use the "Preset Splits" button to select the 3x1 option.
5. Select each split, and set the "Width" values to the actual resolution of your physical monitor (not the bezel corrected resolution).
6. Click the "Show Preview" button.
7. Select the middle split, and using the "Left" box in the Location group, increase the value until you see the white line on the left side of the middle monitor.
8. Select the right split, and using the "Left" box in the Location group, increase the value until you see the white line on the left side of the right monitor.
9. Verify that all three monitors have a white line on all four sides, then click OK, and OK again.