We're happy to announce that iTunesFusion 2.4 is now available for download! This version has a few changes and some minor bugfixes.

iTunesFusion 2.4 Highlights

• Fully tested and updated for Windows 10 (including per-monitor DPI scaling)
• Added a new file naming tag: <random#>
• Added an option to ignore disabled (unchecked) songs in iTunes
• Various other performance, stability, and bug fixes

Updating iTunesFusion

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the iTunesFusion Change Log.

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iTunesFusion Syncing

We're happy to announce that FileSeek 5.0 is now available for download! This release features a slightly modified interface, support for Group Policy (with ADMX templates for almost every setting), and a bunch of other improvements as well!

FileSeek 5.0 Highlights

• Updated user interface with support for per-monitor DPI scaling in Windows 10
• Search result columns can now be customized
• Added multi-column sorting (hold shift when clicking the 2nd+ columns)
• Search Profiles can now be exported/imported locally
• Group Policy support (with ADMX templates)
• Resolved an issue where FileSeek tried to open shell32.dll when double-clicking a file
• Many other stability, performance, and bug fixes

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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FileSeek 5.0 Main Window

New Results View Settings

We're very excited to announce that DisplayFusion 8.0 Beta 1 is now available for download! We don't normally do a news post for Beta releases, but this one has a huge new feature that we're hoping to get some feedback on.

Triggers!

We've added a new feature called Triggers. Triggers is essentially a much more comprehensive version of Window Location, and as such, it replaces the existing Window Location feature. DisplayFusion 8.0 Beta 1 will import your existing Window Location rules, so anything you've setup already shouldn't be affected. If you do notice any issues with the imported rules, please let us know. The installer and auto-updater automatically backup your settings, so if anything bad happens to your Window Location rules, you can roll back to 7.3.1 and restore your settings from before the update.

The Triggers feature adds a bunch of new functionality for automating your workflow:

• You can now have Trigger rules run on more than just window creation. Your rules can now trigger when a window is created, or focused, and also when DisplayFusion starts or exits. We're planning to add more trigger events in future betas as well.
• Rules can now match based on window text (window title) and window class, in addition to process, and process command line parameters. You can mix and match them to make them as generic or as specific as you like. As always, you can use asterisks in the process path to match multiple processes with the same rule.
• Rules can now be limited to a specific Monitor Profile, allowing you to have separate rules for different monitor configurations.
• Rules can now perform multiple actions, instead of just one, allowing you to do things like move to a specific monitor and set the window as "always on top."

For more details on the new Triggers feature, please see the Working with Triggers how-to guide.

Other Highlights in 8.0 Beta 1

• Added an Advanced Setting to disable the splash screen that was added in 7.3.1
• Added a desktop context menu entry for pausing/resuming wallpaper changes
• Left/right side auto-hidden taskbars no longer open below applications in Windows 10
• Cleared the Win + E hotkey by default as the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview now reserves that for itself
• Opening a new Chrome Incognito with Ctrl + Shift + N no longer results in a blank window
• Many other bug fixes and improvements (full change log here)

DisplayFusion 8.0 Beta 1 Screenshots

Example Trigger Rule

Getting Help and Giving Feedback

As always, we love to hear feedback on the beta versions, and to help out whenever you run into issues. If you have any questions, problems, or feedback with the Triggers feature (or any other features), please contact us through the website form or by using the Help > Support Request button that's located on the lower-left of every DisplayFusion window.

We're pleased to announce that LogFusion 4.2 is now available for download! This version includes a few new features and a bunch of bugfixes:

• You can now assign Highlight Rules to Watched Folders
• Added support for per-monitor DPI scaling in Windows 10
• You can now sort by multiple columns (hold Shift when clicking the column headers)
• Added an option to disable the position line in the scroll bar
• Added an option to keep the current selected line when using Page Up/Page Down
• LogFusion will now prompt to automatically setup columns for W3C logs
• Event log previews (double-clicking) now show correct fields
• Resolved an issue where the log would scroll automatically after it reached the max loaded lines
• Various other bug fixes and improvements

Updating LogFusion

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased LogFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the LogFusion Change Log.

LogFusion Screenshots

Adding Highlight Rules to Watched Folders

Auto-detecting W3C Logs

We're very excited to announce that DisplayFusion 7.3.1 is now available for download! This release fixes a few issues that were discovered in 7.3.

DisplayFusion 7.3.1 Highlights

• Fixed an issue with some Steam license keys and 30-day trial keys
• Fixed an issue where newly pinned items on the DF taskbar wouldn't launch
• Fixed an issue in Windows 10 where auto-hide taskbars on the left or right side opened underneath applications
• Fixed an issue where the taskbar buttons were too tall in Windows 7 with the Classic theme
• Fixed an issue that caused Chrome incognito windows to open blank
• Fixed an issue with the positioning of the StartIsBack menu when the Start button is on the right-side
• Added a desktop context menu entry for pausing/unpausing wallpaper changes
• Added an Advanced Setting to disable the new loading screen
• Added an Advanced Setting to disable the TitleBar Button tooltips

Updating DisplayFusion

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased DisplayFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the DisplayFusion Change Log. We'd like to send out a big thanks to the dozens of people who helped with the DisplayFusion translations, and the thousands of people that helped test the Beta versions. Thanks everyone!

ClipboardFusion 4.1 is now available for download! This version fixes a few minor issues from the 4.0 release:

• Improved the speed of the image preview popup
• Resolved some scaling issues in Windows 10
• Resolved some issues with the Clipboard History menus and the tray icon

Since we didn't do a news post for the 4.0 release, here are some highlights from that version as well:

• Updated and fully tested in Windows 10
• Middle-clicking the tray icon will now show a preview of the clipboard contents
• Text replace rules can now be re-ordered (drag them up or down in the list to re-order)
• ClipboardFusion can now interact with elevated applications

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased ClipboardFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost!

If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the ClipboardFusion Change Log.

Please note: If you're deploying ClipboardFusion via Active Directoy GPO, please read the MSI Installation section carefully, and as always, make sure to test it thoroughly before deploying it into production.

Note: The ClipboardFusion installer requires administrative privileges in order to run successfully. If the installer is run using an account that doesn't have administrative privileges on the system, UAC will request the credentials for an administrative account on the system.

EXE Installation

For more options, please consult the Inno Setup help file that comes with Inno Setup.

The following parameters are especially useful for deployments.

/SILENT
Enables Silent Install option (shows progress while running)

/VERYSILENT
Enables Silent Install option (does not show progress while running)

/LANG=en
Forces the installation language to English

/DIR="c:\folder"
Sets the default installation folder

/LKEYUSER="license key"
Specifies the license key for the current user (the user running the installation)

/LKEYALL="license key"
Specifies the license key for all users

/LPATHUSER="C:\license.txt"
This parameter can be used instead of /LKEYUSER. Specifies a text file containing the license key for the current user. Also accepts UNC paths.

/LPATHALL="C:\license.txt"
This parameter can be used instead of /LKEYALL. Specifies a text file containing the license key for all users. Also accepts UNC paths.

/STARTUPALL=1
DisplayFusion will be set to startup with Windows for all users

/LAUNCHAFTER=0
ClipboardFusion will not run automatically after setup completes.

/MERGETASKS="!desktopicon,!desktopicon\common,!desktopicon\user"
Setup will not create a Desktop icons

/MERGETASKS="desktopicon,desktopicon\common,!desktopicon\user"
Setup will create a Desktop icon for all users

MSI Installation

You can use any of the standard Windows Installer command line options.

To perform a standard silent installation (note that the parameters are case sensitive):

msiexec.exe /i "ClipboardFusionSetup.msi" /qn CUSTOM1="/VERYSILENT" LAUNCHAFTER=0 LKEYALL="license key"

Important Note: When deploying via Group Policy Software Installation, you absolutely must use the included MST (transform) file on the Modifications tab, otherwise the installation will never complete.

The following MSI properties are especially useful for deployments. Any of the properties below can be included in an MST (transform) file if deploying via Group Policy. If you create your own MST file, you must include the CUSTOM1="/VERYSILENT", and LAUNCHAFTER=0 properties for deploying the MSI through Group Policy Software Installation.

PATH="c:\folder"
Sets the default installation folder

LKEYUSER="license key"
Specifies the license key for the current user (the user running the installation)

LKEYALL="license key"
Specifies the license key for all users

LPATHUSER="C:\license.txt"
This parameter can be used instead of /LKEYUSER. Specifies a text file containing the license key for the current user. Also accepts UNC paths.

LPATHALL="C:\license.txt"
This parameter can be used instead of /LKEYALL. Specifies a text file containing the license key for all users. Also accepts UNC paths.

STARTUPALL=1
DisplayFusion will be set to startup with Windows for all users

LAUNCHAFTER=0
ClipboardFusion will not run automatically after setup completes.

TASKS="!desktopicon,!desktopicon\common,!desktopicon\user"
Setup will not create a Desktop icons

TASKS="desktopicon,desktopicon\common,!desktopicon\user"
Setup will create a Desktop icon for all users