[quote="sinx"]This topic really isn't progressing anywhere, so I'll just say one last thing to leave my piece.
The Microsoft OS and 64-Bit is not new. It's only "new" in the minds of people because most people don't use it and dependable software support is still in the infant stages.[/quote]
Yeah, it wasn't really going to progress any further than Nudel's first reply... that GPSoft were working on a native x64 version of Opus. I'm sure details will be made more available once they have the chance to get a significant portion of work done.
Agree about the 'newness' comment... And I consider something 'new' until it properly works the way people want ot need it to... Opus is actually one of the few applications I bother to install when a major .0 release is made available... for alot of others I wait until a patch or service pack comes out...
Like most DOpus users, I find the desktop double-click incredibly useful. It was an inspired innovation from GPSoft.
However, there was a period when it did not work in Vista32 either. My response was to add a button to my main toolbar as follows:
Prefs LAYOUT="My Default" LAYOUTCLOSELISTERS=yes
where "My Default", as its name suggests, is my main layout.
It is remarkable how quickly you can train your "muscle memory" to click that button instead of double-clicking the desktop. Of course, once the double-click started working in Vista32, I just as quickly reverted.
@bspeight
finally a reply about my initial problem again^^...
anyway...as i mentioned before i'll stick with the vista browser as long as there is no full bug-free vista64 support, because i simply dont like half-way solutions