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Finally Achieve an Organized Desktop!

Berokyo takes all of your desktop items and arranges them in attractive shelves and cabinets on your desktop, with customizable mix-and-match styles.

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What are people saying about Berokyo

G Booth This looks amazing, I have downloaded and installed the trial version but cannot rename categories or subcategories. The software lets me enter the new names but then reverts to the default titles. Is this a limitation of the trial version only ?.

I notice cabinets can be named also, how are these names displayed ?.

Does Berokyo run under Windows 7.

Thank you in advance.
Aug 2 2009 at 1:05am Copy Link
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G Booth Please Ignore my question about renaming categories, its all working fine now. Would still like to know about cabinet naming and windows 7 though.
Aug 2 2009 at 2:13am Copy Link
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Diego Morris The cabinet name is currently used in the tray menu under the 'Show Cabinet' submenu only. In the next product update, the name will be optionally displayed in the upper left corner of the cabinet.

Yes, we tested Berokyo on Windows 7 RC and it worked fine.

Thank you for your interest in Berokyo!
Think, Code, Release - Aug 7 2009 at 6:11am Copy Link
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G Booth Thanks for the reply, I will be buying Berokyo, even after a short trial I find it invaluable.

One more question, is there a way I can delete patterns I have added and no longer want to use. I cannot see any option to do this but maybe there is a settings file i can edit.

Thank You
Aug 7 2009 at 11:38am Copy Link
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Diego Morris You can delete any user-defined patterns and colors by simply pressing the DEL key.

By the way, in the next product update we plan to add importing, exporting and sharing capabilities for styles.
Think, Code, Release - Aug 8 2009 at 2:12am Copy Link
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Mike G Interesting application! Search functionality/speed is amazing. Reminds me of a super visual Launchy. Styles are like skins for the file cabinets. More styles (how about an Aero style, hmm...!) and eventually more flexibility in shape (e.g. making the cabinet wider, more narrow) would be nice to look forward to. Addtional options like adding favorite buttons to the cabinet for quick access and one-click anywhere on category shelf to open/close (instead of moving your cursor to the small button) would be nice too. Might grab this one just to see how it develops and gets used compared to other desktop tools I have.
Aug 8 2009 at 6:22am Copy Link
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Diego Morris Nice comments! Thanks. I'll pass your suggestions to the dev team so they take them into account for next or future product updates.

If you want to suggest more features you can send them to feedbackberokyo.com or using the form at http://www.berokyo.com/wi...pport.html
Think, Code, Release - Aug 8 2009 at 8:18am Copy Link
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G Booth Mike G, I have discovered that you can already resize the cabinet. Just drag any edge as you would a normal window and you can make it any size you want.

Best Regards
Aug 8 2009 at 7:01pm Copy Link
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Bob S This does look interesting, but I have a couple of questions:
1. When you click on Berokyo, do all of the cabinets appear? or are the categories and subcategories displayed, so that one can directly to the (sub)category desired? Full display and one-click access is much more efficient.
2. Related question - all your screen shots show 3 categories. When one clicks on a desired category, does that category "fill the screen?" And how does one get back to the other categories?

I guess I'm trying to understand how quickly I can Navigate to the desired (sub)category using and it isn't clear from the screenshots.

Thank you.

Bob S.

P.S. I currently use "Fences" to organize my desktop - not bad, but could be improved. In fact, I don't think it's still maintained by the developer.
Aug 8 2009 at 7:41pm Copy Link
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Diego Morris All cabinets appear when you one-click the system tray icon. They also appear if you press the CTRL+F10 hotkey and can be hidden using the CTRL+F11 hotkey. All hotkeys can be customized using the program Preferences.

You can have all (sub)categories collapsed/expanded at any time and expand/collapse them by simply double clicking on them. However, the best way to find items to quickly launch them is by using the incremental find feature that shows results as you type in the search box. Also, you can use the Quick Search box (CTRL+Space) that let you find in all cabinets at the same time as well as search the web using the main search providers.

FYI: The next product update is already under development and we'll include many new features based on current users feedback, so if you have any suggestions they will be greatly appreciated.
Think, Code, Release - Aug 8 2009 at 11:47pm Copy Link
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Cathy Gould Very Impressive!

Even though I have a finder I like, I want to try Berokyo because it looks just smashing! i was interested when the first bit scrolled onto my screen.

Thanks for offering it. Getting it right now!
Aug 9 2009 at 1:21am Copy Link
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Mike G G Booth, you're right about that. I had tried dragging an edge, but was not careful to make sure the double arrow cursor was still showing. It must have reverted back to default cursor and dragged the whole cabinet. Most Windows applications only allow drag from title bar, but I like being able to drag the cabinet around from anywhere, so I can live with having to be careful.
Aug 9 2009 at 4:42am Copy Link
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Diego Morris Mike G, I've already passed your suggestions to dev team. Thanks!

I encourage all users who have tried or purchased Berokyo to send us their comments about the product and suggestions too.
Think, Code, Release - Aug 9 2009 at 5:15am Copy Link
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Bron Faison Mike G. wrote: "(2) option to set delay for how many seconds it will take bumping an edge before the cabinet slides out from autohide. Just a 2 or 3 second delay for example would eliminate accidental opening for me without having to use a key combination."

Just to make it clear for thsoe reading these comments, Berokyo has an option to set a key combination, so, for example, using "Ctrl" as the setting, the cabinet won't "pop up" when you touch the edge of your screen unless you are presing the "Ctrl" key at the same time.

This is an excellent option - many programs I've tried have no such feature and always 'pop up' which can get very annoying. I was impressed that the developers had already ahdnled this situation pretty well. The dely option suggested by Mike, is, of course, another way to handle this.

Personally, I am fine with the key combo option, but the more choices users have the better. As long as they keep the key combo feature, I'm fine with it.

Looks like a well thought out program so far...I am also currently using "Fences" which I like very much.
Aug 9 2009 at 6:07am Copy Link
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Diego Morris When you purchase Berokyo you get free lifetime upgrades and updates, that is, a lifetime license for the product.
Think, Code, Release - Aug 9 2009 at 7:52am Copy Link
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Bron Faison Thanks, Diego - done deal! Placing my order now.

Congrats on a great product (and a good business decision on your licensing policy)!
Aug 9 2009 at 8:42am Copy Link
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gail f Love this program! Downloaded the trial and have been using, bought it first thing this morning. I have TONS of programs and am using it to categorize programs (ie photos and graphics, video and editing, computer maintenance etc.) Each set goes in a category drawer, nice and neat! I had the program add all my programs and then I just dragged them each into the right drawer.

I have been using Fences, which I love and am keeping too, but these closed drawers/shelves are very cool for all my programs!
Aug 9 2009 at 12:01pm Copy Link
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Sue Long I am trying to buy Berokyo through the Iconicon discount deal. Iconicon says I have ~40 min left on the deal, but your purchase pg does NOT reflect the discount. (I have screen prints for proof.) IF YOU DO NOT GET BACK TO ME B4 THE OFEER TIME IS OVER, WILL YOU HONOR THIS SALE PRICE? I wanted to try it out first and now the deal appears to be gone.
Aug 9 2009 at 4:26pm Copy Link
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Diego Morris R S Long, no problem, contact us and we will offer you the same discount deal. Thank you for your interest in Berokyo!
Think, Code, Release - Aug 9 2009 at 7:46pm Copy Link
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Gary Hawk Is this compatible with Windows 7?
Jan 6 2010 at 10:03pm Copy Link
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Diego Morris Yes, Berokyo is fully compatible with Windows XP, Vista and 7
Think, Code, Release - Jan 6 2010 at 11:03pm Copy Link
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Arthur Zubarev Does the license allow using this software on my all three PCs?
Jan 7 2010 at 1:51am Copy Link
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Diego Morris One license allows the installation on two different computers, so for three PCs you should purchase 2 licenses.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 7 2010 at 3:53am Copy Link
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Life Time does this come with lifetime updates?
Jan 9 2010 at 9:22am Copy Link
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Diego Morris Yes, the license includes Free Lifetime Upgrades and Updates.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 9 2010 at 12:27pm Copy Link
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Stefan Hauber Seems to be a great program.
You are definitively right: My desktop has no more space for icons too...

Is it possible with (or about to come with a next version of) Berokyo, to link a desktop-icon to a Berokyo-cabinet, so that clicking on this icon would open a specific cabinet? So instead of having e.g. 10 icons containing image-programs, I could have a cabinet containing all of them (and some more), and just one 'Image' icon on the desktop. I would prefer this way instead of using different Hotkeys for each type of program...

Here some smaller things, I would have on my wish-list:

1) Additional I would prefer to have hotkeys, allowing more than one key pressed: In the example above this could be e.g. CTRL-11 (for Berokyo) and an additional I afterwards for my Image-programs. So for 10 categories I would not have to remember (and consume) 10 Hotkeys...

2) When showing labels, I would prefer them to be word-wrapped (and not cut somewhere in the middle when being continued on the next line)

Perhaps an inspiration...
Jan 9 2010 at 7:13pm Copy Link
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Emil Kucera I want a file opened in, say, TextPad, once I click it. How do you parse a file name to the program in Berokyo, or is it possible?
Jan 8 2011 at 5:14am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris When you click on any item it is opened using the associated program, so if you have set in your system that TextPad should open all text files then it should work fine.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 8 2011 at 8:57am Copy Link
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Emil Kucera @Kevin Harris
It may be with another program than the associated one, though, especially when it is a file without extension. I would like to be able to put in the Properties, e.g.,
"C:/Program Files/TextPad 4/tpad40.exe d:\txt\rick", tried
C:/Program Files/TextPad 4/tpad40.exe%d:\txt\rick% but neither works. _Is there a way? When he default program for the txt files is a different editor?
Jan 8 2011 at 9:44am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris In this version you cannot specify which program you want to use for opening the file but that feature will be implemented in future versions.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 8 2011 at 9:41pm Copy Link
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Hazen Hoffpauir Is Berokyo compatible with Win 7 (64 bit) ?
Jan 9 2011 at 10:19am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris We haven't tested Berokyo on Windows 7 64-bit but it should work fine. Anyway, you can download the trial version and test it by yourself.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 9 2011 at 10:30pm Copy Link
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Peter Hall Hi does this software use hardware footprint for activation? Cause I do a lot of hardware upgrade on my pc so I need to know before purchasing this software. Thanks
Jan 13 2011 at 7:12am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris Yes, the activation system takes into account hardware. However, you don't need to worry about this because once your activations are over you can request us to reset them so you can activate/unlock the product again on your updated or reinstalled system.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 13 2011 at 7:51am Copy Link
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Wayne Hamilton I have a PC and a Macbook. Could I install on both machones with one license?

Thanks
Jan 13 2011 at 9:16am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris No, you cannot use the same license for unlocking both products as both versions use different activation systems. Thus, you should buy a separate license for Windows and Mac OS X.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 13 2011 at 10:31am Copy Link
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A. C. This is a nice piece of software.

One thing maybe:
It's supposed to be a 'replacement' of the icons on the desktop.
So if I minimize all, is it possible to leave the cabinet visible, so that I have my icons available.

Oh, another thing:
And is it possible to auto add items. So I assign a directory to a category, and all the files/items/shortcuts gets added/updated in the cabinet.

That would be a great boost for me. :-)
Jan 13 2011 at 11:11pm Copy Link
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Tazzie This is a cool program, and so far works great in Win 7/6
4 bit.

I do have a question about the thumbnails in the drawers. I appreciate greatly being able to choose the font, but can the size be changed at any level, and can it be individualized as far as font choice for different drawers/thumbnails?

Also, can the size of the thumbnails be changed? For those with vision difficulties, this can be a real hindrance to effective use of the program.

Thanks!
Jan 14 2011 at 4:12am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris Yes, you can change the thumbnails size either individually or all of them by simply selecting them and then dragging the slider in the bottom right corner.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 14 2011 at 6:06am Copy Link
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lisba f I press Ctrl-1, it doesn't open. I single or double click on the shortcut, it doesn't open. Am I doing something wrong? I cannot open my trial version (I opened for a while but not any more).
Jan 14 2011 at 7:57am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris Please don't post your technical support requests here. Instead, we'd appreciate if you send them to supportberokyo.com and we will do our best to help you.
Think, Code, Release - Jan 14 2011 at 8:10am Copy Link
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Tazzie Is there a way to have larger thumbnails other than thru the slider? For some thumbnails it makes a difference and for others it doesn't, but even when it does enlarge them, it isn't always large enough for me.
Jan 14 2011 at 8:52am Copy Link
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Stephane M Nice tool! Just got my license.
Thanks Think, Code, Release and BDJ!
Jan 14 2011 at 2:08pm Copy Link
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aladdin T This software is crap. When I bought this software, I was allowed to install on my four machines. On my desktop and on three laptops. Still have it on my one of my laptop, but not on my desktop and two laptops. The reason I formatted my desktop and two laptops and now I cannot activate it on these machines, even though I had it on them.

Usually, online activation is based on the footprints of the computers, meaning the computer hardware.

Very disappointed!
Jul 5 2011 at 12:13am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris You shouldn't be disappointed for these reason because you only need to contact us and send us your Serial Number so we can reset your activations and you'll be able to unlock the program on all your computers again.
Think, Code, Release - Jul 5 2011 at 2:08am Copy Link
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Jason Howard I purchase this last time on BDJ - and thought there were big things ahead for this program. Trouble is the big things seemed to be for people running platforms other than Windows.

The developers even asked customers for suggestions - http://www.google.com/mod...#16/e=207c to take into account while developing the next product version. We are still on version 1.35 and haven't seen any improvements since the last program version back in March 2010.

There are several functionality and usability improvements that can be made to Berokyo - as suggested by Berokyo own Developer(s) and customers over a year ago.
Jul 5 2011 at 9:37pm Copy Link
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aladdin T Email sent for reseting the activations!
Jul 6 2011 at 1:07am Copy Link
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hameed azeez hi
can i buy 1 licence and use it in my laptop, notebook and desktop? i.e total 3 m/c?????
Jul 8 2011 at 1:35am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris One license allows you to unlock the product on 2 different systems. Also, at any time you can request to reset the activations to reinstall the product on the same systems or different ones.
Think, Code, Release - Jul 8 2011 at 3:14am Copy Link
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Patrick Yancey @Kevin Harris, Question: is the software crap or does it work well. Thanks for sharing.
Jul 8 2011 at 4:14am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris You can download the trial version from http://www.berokyo.com and decide if you want to purchase it.
Think, Code, Release - Jul 8 2011 at 4:17am Copy Link
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Louis H Kevin, are there any updates coming soon for the Win version? I've been looking over the link that Jason provided and it would be nice to know if there are any confirmed updates soon to come since the last update was over a year ago. Thanks!
Jul 8 2011 at 7:34am Copy Link
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aladdin T Dear Patrick,

To be fair to Berokyo, I have not used the program at all. I own lots of programs and when I get some time I test the program. When I purchased this program last time on Bitsdujour, they allowed me to install it on my four computers. However, it has to be activated online and if you format your computer, you have to email them to reset the activation. This ticked me off.

Hope this answers your question.
Jul 8 2011 at 7:52am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris Louis, we've been very busy developing Berokyo for iPhone and iPad but we do intend to release a major update for the desktop version of Berokyo. However, I cannot tell you the date or estimate when that new version would be available.

By the way, anyone interested in the iPhone / iPad version can find more information at: http://www.berokyo.com/ios/en/index.html or http://itunes.apple.com/a...?mt=8&ls=1
Think, Code, Release - Jul 8 2011 at 8:53am Copy Link
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Louis H Thank you, Kevin, for your response.

I went ahead and installed the trial version to give a test run.

Since it's free upgrades for Life, and you are actively interacting with folks, and honest enough to let me know you don't know when the update will actually get released, I'm willing to give it a try. I don't mind waiting for updates as long as the developer/vendor keeps customers in the loop of what is going on.

One problem that I have encountered, and it might not be directly due to Berokyo, itself, is that most of the icons for the items are showing up as a default icon. (I.e., they are now all the same looking icon) How do I get it to recognize the actual icons of the programs?

I searched the help file, and looked through the website and could not find any thing related to this situation and how to correct it.

That issue aside, I like what I see and think the program is definitely worth getting, IF I can work out the icon issue.

Thank you again for interacting with folks while Berokyo is the deal of the day here at BDJ.
Jul 8 2011 at 11:31am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ alladin

Labeling a product as 'crap' with absolutely no experience using it isn't really how we do things around these parts. The BDJ community is an awesome group of software enthusiasts that do their best to inform and elucidate each other.

We freely invite constructive questions and criticisms. But without the insulting language. That's what the other 99.9% of the internet is for.
BitsDuJour Admin - Jul 8 2011 at 12:00pm Copy Link
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aladdin T @ Roger,

Keep your preaching to yourself. In my book any software which requires online activation is OK, but not when it is already activated and the hardware configuration is already known. On re-format it should activate without a hitch.

However, it is nice to say, send us an email and we will reset the activation. Image, on re-format one has to send tons of emails to each and every software vendor for resetting the activation. Re-formating itself is very time consuming, let alone those ton of emails and explanations. And, then back and forth emails, and more explanations.

Imagine, when you install Windows and you activate your Windows online. On re-format you don't have to send an email to Microsoft to reset your activation.

WHY?

It remembers the hardware configuration of your computer.

So, keep your preaching to yourself.
Jul 8 2011 at 12:20pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ aladdin

There seems to be some confusion. No preaching here -- I'm simply informing you of our rules. If you can't refrain from using insulting language, I invite you to take your business elsewhere.
BitsDuJour Admin - Jul 8 2011 at 12:24pm Copy Link
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aladdin T And, as far as Berokyo is concerned, if it was one heck of a software, I would have used it long time ago. It is money down the drain. Imagine, the software hasn't been updated for almost a year now, as the vendor is busy developing it for iPad and iPhone. New customers in mind.

The people who have bought it are stuck with old software and one of these days it will be updated. Good news.

Like I said, the software is not worth the money, and if it was I would have used it long time ago, as I have paid my hard earned money for it.
Jul 8 2011 at 12:29pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ aladdin

Thanks for your opinions, it's clear that Berokyo isn't the software for you.
BitsDuJour Admin - Jul 8 2011 at 12:33pm Copy Link
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aladdin T Therefore, I was being kind to the software in my remarks to Patrick by saying that I have not used it. Like I said, if it was worth the use, I would have used it long time ago.

Add to the fact that I didn't have it for a very long time on my computers as I re-formatted my computers and it wouldn't allow me to activate.

Yesterday, I received an email from the software vendor resetting my activation. I still haven't installed the software yet.
Jul 8 2011 at 12:35pm Copy Link
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Louis H Kevin...

I did figure out that I can use the "Set Custom Thumbnail" to replace all the default icons with images of my choosing. If there is an easier way to do it, please let me know. It would be nice if there is, but for now it's not a pressing issue for me.
Jul 8 2011 at 1:20pm Copy Link
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Jason Howard @Louis - that is probably one of the most confusing (and unintuitive) aspects of the program. Cleaning up the desktop or dragging items into Beryoko still requires the original shortcut (in the same location to work).

If you drag a shortcut from your desktop or start menu into Beryoko, windows should either move or copy the icon and the details it needs to the destination (Beryoko). What actually appears to happen Berokyo just creates a link to the original shortcut (effectively a shortcut to a shortcut). If you check the Properties->Target of the shortcut in Beryoko it is the *.lnk file on your desktop, not the *.exe file that the *.lnk file points to.
If you then delete or rename the original shortcut, the link is broken, and Beryoko cannot launch that program.

This extra level of indirection only confuses what should be a simple task. Even windows explorer doesn't work that way - if you right drag a shortcut into a new folder, the properties of the new shortcut point to the original program and not to the shortcut.

The alternative the help file gives is to move all of your desktop icons into a new folder on your desktop called "Desktop Items" and then drag (copy) all of those icons into Beryoko.

You then leave that "Desktop Items" folder of shortcuts on your desktop. If you delete it, move it or rename it (or change the contents of that folder) any of the links in Beryoko that point to it will break.

There were a few times early on - when I set up Beryoko just how I wanted, and then cleaned up the other shortcuts on the desktop, and found that in the process I killed the links in Beryoko... definitely frustrating.

As I said the other day - there are many functionality and usability improvements that still need to be made before Berokyo on windows approaches where it should be.

With free lifetime upgrades... I really hope it won't be another year or two before the "intentions" eventuate of releasing an upgrade that addresses the issues and wishes raised by customers and developers.

Berokyo could be a really good product, the idea is great, the foundation is mostly there - but behind the polished appearance, the final experience the user gets after an hour or two use will seem lacking.
Jul 8 2011 at 5:59pm Copy Link
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Louis H Thank you Jason for a very clear description of how it works (or doesn't depending on your point of view.)

I played around with it for many hours today - trying different ways to see if I could get it to accept the icons as they are with the actual shortcut. The links are ok, as I can click on the default icon in Berokyo and the program will start. The shortcuts to the shortcuts, however, simply will not accept the icons/thumbnails I am trying to attach to them.

Again, this specific problem may have more to do with my system than with Berokyo directly, but in light of the things you identified, and that I know i would end up setting it aside due to the icon issue I am having, I'll wait and give them time to update the program.
Jul 8 2011 at 7:39pm Copy Link
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David H
Jul 8 2011 at 8:29pm Copy Link
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Due to the overwhelming response Think, Code, Release has agreed to extend this deal for another day - Enjoy!
BitsDuJour Admin - Jul 9 2011 at 12:00am Copy Link
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Merle One Hi,
With one purchase, may I activate it on one PC and one Mac ?
Thanks.
Jul 9 2011 at 1:49am Copy Link
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Brad Hello,

My two cents!

In deference to some negative comments posted about this Berokyo application, I must say I have had the software in daily use on Windows for well over a year. It is stable, most functional, and to boot has a clean and polished appearance. It is not overly intrusive and bloated. It has a small footprint as far as resources used. It is a huge leap over the constant hunting and pecking for that specific app you used 4 months ago and whose name you for the moment have forgotten, and it's buried in the the All Programs menu in Windows somewhere.

I have created very specific and multiple catagories of software apps organized by type, i.e, Video, Audio, Web Programming, System Programming, Database, and at least for my specific workflow this software has made my daily work a breeze in terms of selecting and organizing the apps I use, daily, weekly, and monthly on Windows. I have gotten use to the software and feel measurably more productive, although this is a very subjective experience. But for me the software just works. The price point is a great value even at full price, and from my view is a no brainer at nearly half-price.

However like any software, does it expand your productivity, make using your computer more enjoyable, and give you greater access and ease to using Windows, I would say yes!

Although there is short time time frame from testing for your own experience to the buying decision, even if you buy it and do not find it the panacea your were envisioning, how much were you out for the experience, $10 bucks, that's a couple trips to Starbuck's. Is it a risk, yea, but you may just be pleasently surprised to find you like what Berokyo has brought to the table. Oh, and by the way, did they mention Lifetime Updates? I'm all in.
Jul 9 2011 at 8:24am Copy Link
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Louis H Brad...

You are obviously not alone as this program must be attractive/useful to many as it is being offered for a 2nd day in a row. (I don't believe BDJ would be running it twice in a row if it was not making money for them. That is not meant as a negative, by the way, BDJ folks. The more money you make, the longer you will be around, and the greater the chances of picking up even more spectacular deals in the future!) :-)

I actually like the way it looks, but simply am overwhelmed with the icon problems I have mentioned earlier.

As to picking it up now since it is just slightly more than $10, my financials could change at any moment and so while I agree that normally, for me, $10 would not be a lot to roll the dice for, currently I am a little more "gun-shy" in buying anything that shows the possibility of taking far too much time for me to get it running correctly and thus would more than likely end up filed away somewhere to be forgotten. (And I can stretch $10 worth of food for many days.....!)

By the way, are you aware that behind calling something a "no brainer" is the suggestion, intended or not, that folks who do not take the offer are even less intelligent than people without brains? Linguistically speaking, of course. ;-)


P.S. If I could easily resolve the icon problem, I'd pick up in a heartbeat!
Jul 9 2011 at 9:34am Copy Link
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Brad @ Louis,

Nice catch Louis, and cudos on your very kind response to my linguistic Faux pas in using this term "no brainer". After a critical review of my sentence....I heartly agree with your obervation.

Notwithstanding my intent, thanks for bringing it to my attention. My lack of sensitivity in the context of this post was most ill conceived.

And who said diplomacy was lost in our interactions with each other in cyberspace. I bow to your masterful use of tact in bringing this to my attention.

Regards, Brad
Jul 9 2011 at 1:48pm Copy Link
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Louis H Ah, shucks, Brad... now I'm blushing..... ;-)

By the way, since my last comments, I found a wonderful use for this program that has resulted in my decision to pick it up today. I have gotten into photography as I am getting older and I never seem to be able to easily find the picture I am looking for, even with a number of the other available image catalog type programs. And I don't always want to start my various photo editors simply to track down a few pictures.

While Berokyo is not perfect (it is limited in what file types it will generate thumbnails for - does not automatically generate thumbnails for RAW images), it is very nice - and pleasing to the eye - to have so easily available a way to quickly scan through thumbnails for my JPEGs.

Now that is worth $10.50 to me.

(And with a lifetime, free upgrades, license, I can work on my other Icon issue at my leisure!)
Jul 9 2011 at 3:12pm Copy Link
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Brad @ Louis,

Slick! Just when you think you've browsed most of the corners of Beroko, now another function to add to my toolbox.

It is nice having the Lifetime upgrades. If the developers continue to work the product we can hopefully expect tweaks and new features to be added with zero overhead for us.

Have a good evening Louis!
Jul 9 2011 at 7:50pm Copy Link
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Due to the overwhelming response Think, Code, Release has agreed to extend this deal for another day - Enjoy!
BitsDuJour Admin - Jul 9 2011 at 9:43pm Copy Link
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David Brown Understand I can use on three systems. However, my 3 systems are: Win 7 Desktop, Win 7 Laptop and an Ipad. Does my purchase allow me to use on my iPad as well and if so, how is that done without me re-purchasing from the App Store. Thx. David
Sep 22 2011 at 6:39am Copy Link
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RichU Will a single license cover my three computers (Laptop, home desktop and work desktop?)
Thanks
Nov 21 2011 at 11:24am Copy Link
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Kevin Harris Berokyo is licensed per computer, however when you purchase a license you can use the Serial Number to activate / unlock the product on two different systems.
Think, Code, Release - Nov 21 2011 at 1:45pm Copy Link
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