Desktop Curtain
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Desktop Curtain 3.0 requires an Intel-based Mac and Mac OS X 10.6 or later. If you're using a PowerPC Mac, and/or Mac OS X 10.5, use the free Desktop Curtain Classic 1.5.2 instead.
Desktop Curtain is presently available in English only.
Desktop Curtain has an unlimited free usage mode. When used in free mode, you won't get image history, window or application isolation options, hot key control, the ability to run as a menu bar app, and other features.
Desktop Curtain includes a for those who buy directly from us. (We have no way to process returns for Mac App Store purchasers.) If you're not satisfied with your purchase, simply email us for a refund.
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Here's where you can find information on common issues; submit help requests, bug reports, and ideas for new features; and contact us directly in case you don't find what you need on this page.
In addition to these resources, Desktop Curtain's Help file is an excellent source of information and tips about the program.
On the Many Tricks blog, we run an occasional series of tips in a "How To" series. For your convenience, all the How To articles related to Desktop Curtain are reproduced here; just click to read directly on this page. (You can also click the title in the header area of the article to read the original blog entry and any associated comments).
At present, we have no Desktop Curtain-specific issues; the following questions apply to all Many Tricks' applications.
Our support system is where you can ask for specific instructions on how to do something, suggest a new feature, and report bugs. To do any of those things, just click the relevant link below:
Complete all sections of the form, then click the Submit Ticket button at the bottom to put your ticket into the support system.
Note: A valid email address is required in order for the support system to work properly.
While our support system is the best way for us to interact with you, you can also use regular email if you prefer. In addition, we maintain the Desktop Curtain Talk Google group as another communications channel.
Although we're on Twitter, that's really not an ideal support medium (140 characters is just not enough to resolve most questions). As a result, if you ask support questions on Twitter, we'll probably reply with the URL to this page, so that we can better address your question.
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