Thanks Peter. I think I'm going to try to get a refund. On Oct 6, 9:43 pm, Peter Hosey <[email protected]> wrote: > On Oct 6, 2011, at 19:23:13, Joe wrote: > > > So after reading about it and seeing how popular it was, I decided to get > > Growl hoping that it would help me be more productive and organized and > > whatever, but so far it's been 3 days and it doesn't seem to be doing > > anything. It's not showing any notifications of any It's not showing any > > notifications of any sort. … Am I missing something here? > > Growl isn't a source of notifications; it's a display mechanism for use by > applications that are sources of notifications. Mail clients, file transfer > programs, IM clients, Twitter clients, backup tools, and so on. > > In order for Growl to do anything, you need applications that support Growl > (i.e., send it notifications). > > In order for Growl 1.3 to do anything, you need applications that are > compatible with Growl 1.3. Many are; many are not, despite the Growl > Project's efforts to get them to upgrade to a 1.3-compatible version of the > Growl framework. > > Applications that are (and/or were) compatible with Growl are listed here: > > http://growl.info/applications.php > > As I mentioned, many of those apps are behind on compatibility, so if you are > using any applications that support Growl and they're still not showing up, > you'll probably need to contact their developers.
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