GW uses the Skype SDK, this was an api that was part of the official Skype client.

I think it was mostly for the old versions that had the extras manager in. You just wouldn't be able to use that any more. It was an api to control the skype client itself, not GWConnect, and likely n

I don't think the new one will quit working, they didn't say they're getting rid of Skype altogether. They will probably have a new version by then that works and doesn't use the retired stuff.

Is there anything that can be done for the web-based version of Quickbooks? For a work experience I am doing, it might be beneficial to be able to use it. The first problem I ran into with it is that

I wish they could ever fix the random appearance of demo mode in Jaws. The only machine I have that does that is a Dell running Windows 7 64 bit.

Hmmm, is that the reason I end up in 40-minute mode on my other Dell Windows 7 laptop, seemingly randomly on even a reboot by reboot basis?

Yeah, this old Mac Book I have XP on never gives me trouble that way. It must be a thing about certain machines or something.

It's the new firmware that some systems have now. It does basically the same things the bios did. I'm not sure why they decided to switch away from the old bios, maybe they were having difficulty with

I found on my parents' DirecTV that the description even works on already recorded shows even though they don't use the feature. I suppose the DirecTV DVR's just store the raw stream to disk and then

Maybe the Behringer Xenyx 302USB would work. It's a small USB-powered mixer. I had an archived message mentioning it I saved in case I would ever find myself in the situation to need to transcribe fro

If you were thinking of switching because of the old news of Winamp's potential demise, it looks like another company has acquired Winamp and will still be keeping it alive.

I think FS charges another $200 to add the remote feature to his license. Also, Jaws needs to be installed on both his machine and the remote one he would be controlling. I think all the competing sol

I figured they would drop XP support pretty soon because I thought one of those FSCasts hinted that once maintaining compatibility hindered future progress, XP would get dropped. On one hand, I like t

I used to use it years ago with an analog card built into the video card of my desktop. The only way one could do much with it was from the web interface, but you could log into snapstream.net and sch

If it is Microsoft Silver light, the accessibility isn't so great with JFW most of the time. If it is another transcription platform with the same name, I never heard of that one.

Even on bigger laptops like the Dell I have laying around, home, end, page up and down are missing, or I don't know the fn key layouts to use them, and if one ever did just a little with Excel, those

I imagine it used that Skype Kit thing that was discontinued as well. All that web junk in there really slows it down because there are some flash elements in there as well.

It depends. I would imagine if one ordered something monthly, and maybe other things now and then, it will be worth it. It seems like most places charge $6 to $8 for shipping, so one monthly order may

I'm wondering too. I heard about something on Twitter that is some kind of cloud-based thing built to be accessible, but don't know if or where it might be used in my area. The other thing is, when ge

The other issue would be that you likely have to share your login password with whoever happens to be around, which isn't a great idea. An empty audio cable in the headphone jack would mute the chatte