COMODO Programs Manager 1.3.2.30 Public Release

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[captainsticks]

Even comodo timemachine was a great product and they abandoned it now they Abandoned Comodo programs manager so no big deal for comodo
I guess comodo is only interested in CIS for now hope they dont abandon CIS too someday

Postponed yes, abandoned no see here.

There is a lot more to Comodo than just CIS.

[Cassette]

Postponed yes, abandoned no see here.

There is a lot more to Comodo than just CIS.

Not to mention the initial screen shot posted here. It's good to hear that CTM is being worked on and all, but this stuff was covered months ago and easy to find for anyone who is half way paying attention to the CTM forums. I don't even use the program and don't want to and I knew this. What I'd like to know is the status of CPM. That should be easy to acquire information. It isn't a release date or anything that requires psychic powers. Is it still being actively developed?

[casachit]

Not to mention the initial screen shot posted here. It's good to hear that CTM is being worked on and all, but this stuff was covered months ago and easy to find for anyone who is half way paying attention to the CTM forums. I don't even use the program and don't want to and I knew this. What I'd like to know is the status of CPM. That should be easy to acquire information. It isn't a release date or anything that requires psychic powers. Is it still being actively developed?

yes you are right.... We want to know is CPM still actively developed??

[megaherz33]

Hi!

Can not install on Windows 8

Will the program for Windows 8?

[axl]

yes you are right.... We want to know is CPM still actively developed??

Heheh, see how they get you to use their product and then leave you hanging?
Only reason to use Comodo products is that they are free.
Imagine you buy license and then they drop support like this?

[bobad]

This is a great, great program, probably Comodo's best idea. Everyone I show it to loves it. If it dies, a part of me will die. You wouldn't want t part of me to die, would you? 

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