kJams

you can get to kJams preferences by going help->reveal preferences. take that entire folder, or make an alias.

okay well, i recommend you request a refund from VMWare, as they seem to not support multiple monitors.

then get Parallels.

has VMWare gotten back to you and flat out told you they do not support multiple monitors? if so, that's pretty terrible and they should refund your purchase. Parallels DEFINITELY supports multiple monitors.

i think it might actually be able to yes. but i do not know. try it, and please let us know!

-dave

try the rogue at this link

you have to set your VM software to use "bridge mode" for the virtual networking that it provides to the guest OS

yes you'd have to ensure that your VM is capable of multi-screen support. Parallels has this support for sure.

What howard is doing is keeping his "kJams" folder on his host computer (the one RUNNING the VM), and making an alias to that on the guest computer (the one running INSIDE the VM). this is exactly the same procedure as " moving music plus all library settings ". yes there's a bug in the current rele...

i'm actually working on this bug right now

Update: fixed. next update will fix this

one license can be activated 2 times. if you need to transfer a license, you need to deactivate one before you move it. If your VM is slow, maybe try Parallels? i don't know if they have a free tryout. To move your kJams installation, including your library, playlists, singers, serial number, and pr...

please click the link above for ALL the info i have on that.

Here is all the info that i have on the 64 bit port of kJams.

I've been warning users for over a year NOT to upgrade, but I suppose i should put the warning in the app too.

Paddle is the shopping cart app that manages licensing for kJams. It has to run temporarily on startup to check the license, then again if you upgrade kjams. it should run for a few seconds, then quit automatically. there's no reason for it to STAY in the dock, and it certainly doesn't request to st...