BARISTABRIAN  >> "I like when developers drop old OS support so that they can use new technologies in new OS."

What an ignorant statement! What, developers can *not* implement "new technologies" if they *do* support an "old OS?" Since when? And, what's "old" to you is not necessarily *old* by somebody *else's* definition? Everheard of Windows XP [versus Vista]? Apparently not.

>> "10.4 is more than 4 years old ... "

So? What's your point? Too old for you? Then move on and be quiet about it.

>> "there is no reason to still use it."

Says who, you? Some troll ...or just some opinionated and loudmouthed *early adoter.* What, you want a pat on the back? You got money and need for the "latest and greatest?" Good for you. One size does *not* fit all, unfortunately.

>> "Backward compatibility is the reason Windows Vista is so slow and bloated."

We're not talking about an *OS,* now, are we? We're talking about a "developer* and their application . . . and a possible flaw in the "update" delivery system. A person, apparently, was *mistakenly* led to believe that they were getting a *viable* update when, possibly, they were provided a version that is *not* compatible.

Besides, how does this have *anything* to do with *your* pre-suppositions about what *is* or is *not* "old" and "unnecessaary" for everybody else --- besides you?   
(Version 3.2b23)

BARISTABRIAN  This application appears to be useless if computer goes to sleep. Am I correct? I could not find any setting to assure "Wake" from sleep.

Anybody?  
(Version 2.7.3)

BARISTABRIAN  I tried authorizing the "Wake From Sleep" option. Unfortunately, I found a bug that interprets NO password (which is how my User/Administrator Account is set up) as an "Incorrect Password."

This renders the program useless for me.

Too bad. I hope the developer gets it fixed; the program has possibilities.  
(Version 2.0)