Where was that talk?Was it public or was it an internal Totem discussion?The only thing like that that I can remember was some pure speculation by uninformed forum members about the possibility of it happening. Was that what you were referring to ?Or, worse of all, was it only on Discord - which would surely be a biased sample as it would exclude those of us (like myself) who would really object to such a move.

Was in the past... When the move to Discord first took Place.

I'm pretty sure that at this stage,
This forum will remain as long as there is a Totem....

Even without Picture Posting it remains as an Important bi-Directional communication Platform.

Even without Picture Posting it remains as an Important bi-Directional communication Platform.

Perfectly in agreement with this statement.

Parfaitement en accord avec cette affirmation.

Was in the past... When the move to Discord first took Place.

I asked where (and then who) not when.

As I said, all that I remember is some uninformed speculation.

@FalconAF :Go to your collection tab, open the filters, select all resolutions below 4k in the filter "chosen resolutions" then press ctrl+A : at the bottom will appear several commands, including "resolution" : select "4k" then it will tell you how many cards had been downloaded into another resolution than 4k and propose you to download the 4k version :)

Celine,

Thanks for the information (and to TheEmu for your example too).

This is the kind of "expalanation" that needs to be in the User's Manual too, though. Don't get me wrong...I'm not ***** for the sake of *****. But iStripper is a unique AND complicated program with many ways to "do things" that the User Manual simply doesn't explain at all. Yes, I'm very familiar with users who won't take the time to "RTFM", but when a user WILL take the time and effort to go read (or search) the User Manual and there is NO information about "how to do something the GUI allows", then there is a definite "fault" in the application's documentation.

Also, if the information IS already in the User Manual, the QUICK answer for those users who WON'T initially read the instructions is, "Go to page ### in the User Manual for How To Do It." Saves other users (or the application creators or forum Moderaters) a lot of repetitve typing.

Not *****...just observations.