Re: [Vicaya-user] ATI CD

[Alexander E G. <lx...@po...>]

Hej Michael,

Thank you for the feedback.

Please let me know if you continue to find 0.1.6 to be slower than
previous versions (with the same media). I am aware of various issues
related to the arising and ceasing of Vicaya instances, but not sure
of the best solutions. As for the icon, I would prefer to punt issues
unrelated to search, such as content and graphics to John. Perhaps you
can post concerns, feature requests, and bugs online:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=113008

Thanks again,
Alex


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2006/5/31, Michael Olds <mik...@pa...>:
> Hello,
>
> First impression: it worked. I copied it to CD and used it that way, waiting
> for it to auto-run, which it did...eventually. This version was considerably
> slower in all phases than the previous version for me. This may well be
> because of the million applications (streaming quotes, news) I have open in
> the mornings. I will try it again later this afternoon to confirm.
>
> It might be helpful, even for those who are 'beta testers' if we had a
> README up top to tell people what to copy to the CD if they want to try it
> as a CD rather than off their desktop (meaning don't copy the vicaya-0.1.6
> directory, but it's contents.
>
> As previously noted, the small system tray icon comes off as a gray blur on
> my PC. It may not be recognizable as belonging to ATI or the Vicaya tool. On
> the other hand the icon that takes over the CD Drive icon looks great.
>
> For the casual user there should be a clear way to exit, not the two-step
> that is needed now. I would like to see: exit from browser exits from the CD
> which is what the user expects. Most users will not think of right-clicking
> the system icon and will also not know how to exit from the command prompt
> (PC). ? An exit button that lies behind the browser as a pop-under window?
>
> It may be that I should retract the previous comment concerning the
> automatic exiting of the command prompt at opening.
>
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>
> Six of one, half a dozen of the other as to the issue of wondering what it
> is doing versus wishing it wern't there to deal with at the end.
>
> Take Care!
> obo