
When I haven't ran the program, I expect pop-ups advertisements from:
1. Malware
2. Shareware.
3. Freeware
NOT from programs I paid hundreds of dollars for.
What is this rubbish?
Moderator: Ken Berry
Cute, but there is no such option:excalibur1814 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 4:54 pmOpen VS
-Help
-Message Preferences
-Change to 'Do NOT show me tray messages for this application'
Done.
This is how my communication preferences were already set, where am I going wrong?lata wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 12:46 pmMaybe annoying but at $24.99 not a bad deal for the Ultimate version
Go to your Video Studio programs Help – Message Preferences
Do this for all programs you have installed
Then go to your Corel Account and Sign In, there is an option “Manage Your Communications Preferences”
https://www.corel.com/en/
By the way you can attach images to your post without using imgur.com
Attachment options at the bottom of your post, first select the Full Editor & Preview, then the Attachment tab
Message Preferences.jpg
Is that relevant? In what versions of paid programs should ads be allowed to pop up and disrupt work or video watching?
Irrelevant.
Incorrect, W10 x64 - Version 20H2
Or I could move to an island and never use a computer again. I'd never see the ad there either.
Whatever, they should fix this.
It's relevant because the method to turn off the nagging changed in one of the newer versions and the screenshot you shared shows you have an older version that used Corel Guide.
Incorrect. I have the latest WordPerfect and when I go into Message Settings> and I do see:It's relevant because the method to turn off the nagging changed in one of the newer versions and the screenshot you shared shows you have an older version that used Corel Guide.
1. latest versions allow you to control it in the Help->Message Preferences menu
2. older versions had a separate app (Corel Update Helper, aka CUH.exe) that ran either through task manager or startup folder. You can prevent it from loading by deleting the shortcut in the startup folder or right-click and disable within the Task Manager -> Startup tab or right-click and disable the task(s) in Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Task Scheduler. It will be in a different place depending on your version of VideoStudio.