Gianluca wrote: Regarding the NirSoft tab. The time I can devote to SyMenu must be as productive as possible. You are probably right but, as I told you, I always try to work as little as possible for a once-in-a-life feature. Ibubezi48 wrote: Personally I feel you should just move them to the main tab - and then remove the respective tab - less work, less confusion. You can choose to remove them all and reinstall them from the main suite or to leave the NirSoft tab where it is indefinitely or to install the programs from the main suite and leave them in the NirSoft tab, nonsense but yet possible.
If you installed two programs from NirSoft, when the tab is discontinued they'll remain available in the NirSoft tab (and in your PC and in SyMenu). Is my assumption right? Regarding the NirSoft tab. Since you see nothing, I suspect you haven't installed anything from Sysinternals before and in this case you have the correct feedback: empty grid. How many Sysinternals apps did you install before the change? Because today you should see all the installed apps with the "Discontinued" label. But, as usual, if anyone as a different idea, please let me know, we have a lot of time before I start developing these changes. Naturally the detailed information will remain available in the bottom area because they are valuable when you read a detail. The columns I really want to suppressed are Category, Release date, Virus Total because, IMHO, they represent completely useless information when you read a list. In the future the search will be improved and the grid will lost some columns. Indeed I think that the grid is already too cluttered. If you want to list all the programs form a certain publisher, please use the search filter instead. The other question is about the lack of any publisher information in grid. So, before removing the tab and all its content, install the programs you want to preserve in the main suite please.
They are just no longer automatically updated. Even more because the Sysinternals tab is not removed and the programs are still all there, working. I'm very sorry for the trouble but I carefully avoid developing something for a once-in-a-life change.
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