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AdminChris Thompson
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In the current Pro version, it is possible to configure the length of time a notification window will stay open.
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AdminChris Thompson
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This feature is available in the current version of BatteryBar.
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That’s an interesting request… I’ll consider it for a future version.
David Whitmore commented ·
Of course, if possible, it might could maybe bounce between whichever two the user prefers. Or all three if it's too 'hard' to program the selection switch.
As a retired programmer (government contract employee), I know the word 'hard' really means "I don't want to, but I'm not going to tell you that. I want you to pay me more." I used to do it for them anyway, as a freebie just to screw with 'em. It did keep 'em calling me back for another job, though. Sorry. Have a great day!David Whitmore gave this 1 vote ·
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I like this idea; because even though I've had portable computers since the mid-80s, no one theory I've ever been taught about extending the usage (use it now before it drains) time and the life (how many times can I do this before I have to buy another one) of the batteries for my computers.