Counting Mouse Clicks & Others

Just a few thoughts:

1.
I feel that PG's GUI may get complex in the future since development continues and additional features are added. Moreover, quite a lot of mouse clicks/movements are required if you want to perform certain functions (e.g. walking through the menues).

Would it make sense to include a checkbox which determines whether PG will start with a "logging window", a "rules window" or the current "split mode" window? Of course, it should be possible to rapidly switch between the three modes (= button instead of menu). The rules window could look like a big table and list the entire ruleset. Each rule could be (de-)activated by checking a box (w/o any menu operations).

Example: http://home.arcor.de/testbed/pg.htm

The settings of the "split-mode" window should be saved on exit (i.e., it should not always start with 50:50 settings).

2.
Adding applications to PG should be possible via drag & drop. Moreover, PG could allow you to easily add any apps which are currently running. (It is not convenient to use the filebrowser to add more than 20 apps.)

3.
On_mouse_over (or on_right_click), a dynamic help bar could display some basic information in respect of each function. More detailed information would be available from the help file. The dynamic help bar could display a direct link to the relevant paragraph of the help file.

4.
Is it correct that there may be a TDS/PG package discount at the end of February?

5.
I still not understand why this is necessary: "RegSoft.com forwards a customer's name, address, and email address to the publishers of downloadable software and other products which that customer purchases." ... When I go into a store and purchase a boxed version of a computer game etc. nobody will forward this information to the developer.

 

In your case the vendors aren't the devloppers, whereas DCS is the vendor and the devlopper, RegSoft is just a mandatory, a way to pay DCS.
Moreover, those information are needed to make a licence key file exclusively for you and to register the software to your name.

More info from DCS tomorrow i think