Oh the irony....
 

 
 

 
Oh the irony....
 

 
 

 
Oh the irony....
 

 
 

 
Oh the irony....
 

 
 

 
Oh the irony....
 

 
 

 
Oh the irony....
 

 
 

Ryan Munnis [Cakewalk]
I'll give it a looksie. They all posted within 2 seconds of each other so the error logging is pretty easy to locate.

Thanks Ryan.
 
And for what it may be worth, once the teething pains are sorted out, the new software really does look like a nice step up. :-)

Dream Station 1.0
Works well for me...
 
my only criticism is that scanning through a thread quickly it can be difficult to pick out what text is someone's post and what text is someone's signature block; it's all a little too similarly formatted, and things aren't clearly separated.  I shouldn't have to really concentrate and focus on differentiating the two.  I keep re-reading people's sigs, thinking it's the next poster's comments.

That's why it's always a good idea to create your signature in a different color and/or different font. 

I've experienced much forum weirdness beyond the coffeehouse since the new forum went up. But... at least they're trying and I do prefer it to the old one. Win8, 64bit, Google Chrome (monitored by PRISM)

So we can get updates about the forum software update but no updates regarding the software from which Cakewalk gets income; namely Sonar.

Change is inevitable & face it - majority of people don't like change -
 
As my mother (bless her soul) use to say - just keep a living...

I haven't had an issue with posting yet - I've switched to chrome.  I welcome the change.  But I agree with the others about white space.  The line spacing is a bit too much.  Sure you can zoom out, but it doesn't change the proportions - just makes the font smaller.  The old software had a denser line spacing, enabling you to see more posts on a page with the same zoom setting as before.  It would be nicer to keep the line spacing the same as it previously was.  
 
The other thing is on the forum summary pages (not thread detail) they've included everyone's Avatar, which eats up vertical space.  They have a setting at the top "Full Version" and "Essentials only" which is nice - however the avatars still show up with Essentials Only.  Maybe they should tweak the Essentials settings to give a tighter line spacing and get rid of the avatars on the main Forum summary pages.

On the subject of the forums....is it really necessary for people to list every piece of gear they've ever owned in their signature ? All it does is clog up the threads and quite frankly seems a bit pretentious.
Yea I get it if you're posting a support request then knowing your OS etc would be useful but having a list of all your gear repeated over and over in each post is just a waste in my opinion.  I hardly think what type of guitar you own is of any use for example other than for the purpose of bragging.
 
Perhaps a bit harsh but there you have it.........
 
 

Teksonik
On the subject of the forums....is it really necessary for people to list every piece of gear they've ever owned in their signature ? All it does is clog up the threads and quite frankly seems a bit pretentious.
Yea I get it if you're posting a support request then knowing your OS etc would be useful but having a list of all your gear repeated over and over in each post is just a waste in my opinion.  I hardly think what type of guitar you own is of any use for example other than for the purpose of bragging.
 
Perhaps a bit harsh but there you have it.........
 
 

Well, seeing as you can't drive your car through a forum. How else are people supposed to compensate for their inadequacies in the trouser dept ? ;)