i wasnt sure where to put this, but i think JD is apropriate, since this program is Junk.
anyway... i use AIM. a lot. i refuse to use any other messaging service (besides xfire). its the only AOL product thats worth anything, yet its free. hah.
so i go on their website and see this thing called PlayLinc.
its supposed to make AOL behave like xfire in games.
so i try it out.
first problem: the interface is really annoying and hard to use.
second problem: you have to open games through PlayLinc to be able to use the in-game chat feature
third problem: punkbuster kicked me from a BF2 server for "unknown Windows API."
fourth problem: it completely screwed up my computer while it was running. i didnt even have to press the restart button. my computer restared itself (see? even this DELL thinks the program is a piece of crap).
so i uninstalled it. and i wasnt even using the BETA 2.0 version. i was using the original version.
so im adding this to the list of failed AOL products. heres my list so far:
PlayLinc
AIM Triton
AOL Browser
AOL Companion
AOL Security Suit
and of course, the original AOL itself.
anyway... i use AIM. a lot. i refuse to use any other messaging service (besides xfire). its the only AOL product thats worth anything, yet its free. hah.
so i go on their website and see this thing called PlayLinc.
its supposed to make AOL behave like xfire in games.
so i try it out.
first problem: the interface is really annoying and hard to use.
second problem: you have to open games through PlayLinc to be able to use the in-game chat feature
third problem: punkbuster kicked me from a BF2 server for "unknown Windows API."
fourth problem: it completely screwed up my computer while it was running. i didnt even have to press the restart button. my computer restared itself (see? even this DELL thinks the program is a piece of crap).
so i uninstalled it. and i wasnt even using the BETA 2.0 version. i was using the original version.
so im adding this to the list of failed AOL products. heres my list so far:
PlayLinc
AIM Triton
AOL Browser
AOL Companion
AOL Security Suit
and of course, the original AOL itself.