I have had Roboform for years--It is a GREAT product!!!!!

does roboform work for chrome?  (and win 7?)

RoboForm is not yet available for Chrome but it has full support for IE/Firefox.

Preliminary testing on the beta of Windows 7 shows that RoboForm does work but we can't offer support until MS makes an official release

Thanks for the update, SDavis! 

Doesn't work in Opera either.  I have used Roboform for many years, and I would hate to be without it.

I'm loving GoodSync .

 . . . although it seems to be the 32 bit version. THeir website says they offer a native 64 bit version as well, and the 64 bit version can copy locked files on a 64 bit OS.

Would it be possible to have Impulse detect the OS and donload/install the right one?

In addition - the about box claims it to be a TRIAL version, even though I paid for it? It doesn't look like it expires, but what's up wiith that??

. . . and send word back up to Siber that the "Send Sync results to this email" doesn't work very welll on 64 bit Vista using Outlook 2007. Even if I tell Outlook to allow it, it oddly still fails.

@Cobra1: 64 bit version of GoodSync available here: http://www.goodsync.com/download/GoodSync-Setup-x64.exe

Go to Help --->Activate and enter your license key to activate your Pro version

Regarding the log issue, please go to support.goodsync.com

-PS Yes I do work for Siber

Does it work when transferring between 32 and 64 bit versions? I'm currently running Vista 32 but upgrading to 64, hence the question.

I'm looking into having Impulse detect 32/64 bit and install the proper executable

the simplest way of detecting 32/64 bit is to look for a directory "%windir%\program files (x86)\" if it exists then it is 64bit if it does not then itis 32bit (by the way internet explorer on 64bit os's installs in BOTH program files & program files (x86) so the directory will exist if 64bit

harpo

Annatar11: porting from 32-bit GS to 64-bit GS should not be a problem since the application data is the same

There are Microsoft supplied APIs that they can use. Folders can be remapped, so they are not a reliable way of detecting the OS type. It's always far better to find the right way to do something rather than using "tricks" that can be broken in non-obvious ways.

Thanks SDavis for the info, and I'll take a closer look at my issue and contact support tonight.

Thanks Zoomba for taking a look.

Thanks. I'm thinking I'll pick it up then.

I had no issues - when I uninstalled the 32 bit version and installed the 64 bit version, all of my jobs were still there.