Dear Tech Support

[KnottedYet]

Very nicely done!

[Trek420]

cool, and while I'm not a gold star Mac user it's been so long since I ran boyfriend 1.0 it doesn't even count anymore. And since boyfriend 1.0 was freeware I never saw the need to get the costly husband series.

I realize by now there have been upgrades.

Current users of boyfriend and even husband software (hereafter in this post called DBF & DH) are up to version Senstiveguy 5.6c+. Newer versions are on the horizon by the holidays which will even run iAskfordirections and iPuttheseatdown!

Now both DBF & DH series are much more intuitive and dare we say, Mac like.

But I :::heart::: my Mac

[BikeMomma]

I realize by now there have been upgrades.

Current users of boyfriend and even husband software (hereafter in this post called DBF & DH) are up to version Senstiveguy 5.6c+. Newer versions are on the horizon by the holidays which will even run iAskfordirections and iPuttheseatdown!

Now both DBF & DH series are much more intuitive and dare we say, Mac like.

So where do we get this upgrade.....'cause I must still have the older version!

My Husband 1.0 has also been infected with the Inevercleanupaftermyself.exe. for quite a while, and frequent cleans do no good. The dang thing just keeps getting infected! Drives me crazy!

~BikeMomma

[Kitsune06]

When my Husband 1.0 was infected with inevercleanupaftermyself.exe I was tempted to swap the hard drive for a floppy permanently and go from there, but the hardware exchange was apparently not compatible.
Are your preferences set up correctly? "cleanliness" and "hygine" boxes checked under the "settings" tab? Sometimes withholding Lingerie 7.0 works, sometimes not. Withhold it too much and it stops working. Then things start showing up in the IE.exe history. Lovely. Query about the things in the history and you get a BSOD, system shutdown or worse.

In my mind, the best Boyfriend and Husband programs are likely only Mac emulators with fancy hardware apps.

I guess that's why I'm a mac user, though...

[KnottedYet]

I haven't had the chance to run iMassage yet. I've got so much advanced training in that program, however, that I've done an AppleScript of my own which I think I'll call iMeltYou. Need to find another Mac to run it on, as I prefer the share-ware version.

[Kitsune06]

oh gawd. My mind went to all sortsa interesting places there. iBuzz is a real iPod attachment from the UK. I'm in love. I wish I still had my iPod.
Running iMelt without GF1.0 can be fun but loses its charm after awhile. I pair the programs but yeah, volume control can be an issue. Neighborly complaints and all that. iTunes in the background works... ...sometimes
Naughty.
And while running all this shareware, I'm thrilled about Mac security. My system will never get hijacked.
My other favorite feature is the processing time. While initial load time may take awhile, subsequent executions can be completed quite quickly until I've maxed out the processor. Windows? Pff. One, maybe two.
Then it all comes back to iCook and iClean. Mmmm breakfast.

[Trek420]

ah Macs

some pcs can be downright handsome in that broad shouldered flat-screened kinda way. But Macs are colorful and have all the right curves.

and multi-tasking, the only P.C.s I deal with are at work and they can't seem to do two things or two types of thought processes at once.

What's with that? Must be that right hard drive left hard drive thang.

The new ones have empathy pre-installed, can listen, express and recognise a wide range of emotions just like Macs always have.

But not simultaneously while running other programs.

Macs can I'm glad I like Macs

On the other hand...seems you can't run a Polar HRM on a mac 8-(

http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showthread.php?t=11918

[Bikingmomof3]

On the other hand...seems you can't run a Polar HRM on a mac 8-(

http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showthread.php?t=11918

You can if you have the newer Macs. It works really well.

[Bikingmomof3]

I saw it Knot.

[BikeMomma]

Ha! Tooooo funny, Kit! Well done!
~BM

[Kitsune06]

ooh and I caught a famous Knot post before deletion. I'm lucky.
I don't get iCuddle that often, because I have to be running something in the background. It's one of those programs that GF1.0 has to have running simultaneously with something. Too much memory and processing power to devote to one place, I suppose, but when it does run, especially for extended periods, I do, totally enjoy it.
I have iMassage, too. it seems to cancel out a lot of memory and run errors.