Unfortunately, you can't reset your password from that page - you have to do that from the WordPress login page, reachable on the right by clicking "Log in" under "Meta".

On the "Your Account" page, you'll be able to see the amount and date of your purchase, as well as see a download link for your software.  Note that you are now limited to one hundred total downloads of the software, but that is not intended as permission to distribute anything to anyone; the limit is high only for your convenience.

As always, feel free to e-mail support@xnapid.com if you need assistance.

You should still be able to download SoundBoard if you have purchased it, however the transition will probably not preserve the transaction details from your original purchase transaction.  Paypal should still have those details in your Paypal account, however we can retrieve them for you if you need them.

We're also happy to announce that we're adding a new payment method: Google Checkout.

I'm disabling access to your user accounts (and to Soundboard purchases) for the duration of the migration.  I expect to have access restored in a few hours; I'll post again when we're up and running.

If you have already purchased SoundBoard, version 2.4 is available on the Software page of your Xnapid.com account.

Otherwise, please try the trial version!

Please remember, SoundBoard 2.4 requires the .NET Framework 4, which was released earlier this week, so you will want to make sure you run Windows Update to get it installed if you have not done so already.

• 1-9 and 0 on the number pad now work the same as the normal 1-9 and 0 buttons.
• SoundBoard now loads the last file you had open when you start the program again.
• SoundBoard now tracks whether you have unsaved changes, and prompts you to save before quitting or creating a new board if you haven't saved.
• SoundBoard 2.4 requires the .NET Framework version 4, which was recently released.  You can download .NET 4 from Windows Update.

I've spent several hours trying to figure out a way to make SoundBoard behave better when Windows' font size is set to larger than normal, but thus far I have been unsuccessful.  (Sorry, Julie!)  I will keep looking, but it doesn't look like a fix will make it into this release.

Before I post the update, though, I thought I'd ask if anyone has any other feature requests.  If so, please comment on this post, or send an e-mail to soundboard@xnapid.com, and I'll see what I can do!

2.3's biggest new feature is that there are now hotkeys for playing sounds and changing pages.  They are as follows:

• 1-9 and 0 play sounds 1-9 and 10, respectively.
• Page Up and Page Down move to the previous and next page, respectively.
• Backspace stops (not pauses) all sounds.

A side effect of this change is that the page title is no longer a freeform textbox; instead, you need to right-click the title and choose "Rename" to rename the page.  Feel free to leave comments about this change on this post or on SoundBoard's product page.

If you have already purchased SoundBoard, you can download 2.3 for free from your account's Software page.  If not, please try the evaluation version!

If you did not get a confirmation of your software purchase, and you need an e-mail confirmation of your purchase, please send an e-mail to support@xnapid.com and we will assist you as soon as possible.  Note that the service interruption did not prevent your purchase from registering on your account; you can download your purchased software from the Software page after logging in to your account.

Your Xnapid.com customer account can be reached by clicking the "My Account" button above.  (That's also where you create a new account.)

If anyone has problems purchasing SoundBoard due to the site update, please let us know at support@xnapid.com so we can get it fixed right away.

In fact, I love it so much that over the next two or three weeks, I'll be switching Xnapid.com's content to WordPress.

Advantages: Everything will be a bazillion times easier to navigate.

Disadvantages: It'll take some work to make sure people can get to their customer accounts.  I may also have to rework the way purchases work.

Tally-ho!

I can't complain about free advertising, even if their product page for SoundBoard is shamelessly copied-and-pasted from mine (minus a few letters and words), and I may as well put their award up.  (Edit: I would, but their award is geared toward sites with a white background... so it won't be put up until I change over to WordPress.)

I should note, they either give "no award" or a "5 Stars Award"; there's no in between from them.  However, some browsing through their categories showed that most products don't have the award, so it seems at least that they're serious about it.

Anyway, you can check out Soft82's page on SoundBoard here if you're desperately curious:

http://www.soft82.com/download/windows/soundboard/