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<blockquote data-quote="AndyH" data-source="post: 130998" data-attributes="member: 46561">I've deliberately decided to develop the Ten Foot products the way I have so that I can use them regardless of which media centre software I'm using (I use two at the moment) - or if I'm not using any at all.Personally, I don't miss being able to view TV while browsing.&nbsp; I prefer to have the whole screen devoted to the web page.&nbsp; Note, however, you can continue to listen to broadcasts, music, etc while browsing.&nbsp; That means you can use the products during ad breaks and return to watching when they're over.Another benefit is that you can switch backwards and forwards between MP and the products without losing your place.&nbsp; So, when the next ad break comes up you can pick up exactly where you left off.BTW version 2 is now available.&nbsp; It adds an Email reader to the Ten Foot utilities as well as incorporating several improvements including a fix for the problem using Zoom in versions of IE prior to IE7.Andy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AndyH, post: 130998, member: 46561"] I've deliberately decided to develop the Ten Foot products the way I have so that I can use them regardless of which media centre software I'm using (I use two at the moment) - or if I'm not using any at all. Personally, I don't miss being able to view TV while browsing. I prefer to have the whole screen devoted to the web page. Note, however, you can continue to listen to broadcasts, music, etc while browsing. That means you can use the products during ad breaks and return to watching when they're over. Another benefit is that you can switch backwards and forwards between MP and the products without losing your place. So, when the next ad break comes up you can pick up exactly where you left off. BTW version 2 is now available. It adds an Email reader to the Ten Foot utilities as well as incorporating several improvements including a fix for the problem using Zoom in versions of IE prior to IE7. Andy [/QUOTE]

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