Dear Terri and List:

I believe there is much more that goes on with an issue like this. For months and months I have seen what suggestions have been put on this list. I have seen the majority of users demand FM radio and games. Now, we have it, and people are demanding even more of them. They want better streaming, better games. I didn't really care about either of those, because I need the ability to do writing. However, I also understand majority rules in these things, <grin>.

You stated that you could emboss with 6.2. If Humanware is at fault, the fault I see is that they should have said, "Now, if you upgrade to 7.0, you may not be able to emboss or print." I don't believe Humanware knew you couldn't, because it seems that some machines can do it. I don't know what the answer is. It may be to let those who want to be able to go back to 6.2 and be refunded for their 7.0 purchase. As you can tell, I'm just throwing ideas around.

You said, "Tech support says many of the drivers were changed in Keysoft 7 and I was advised to buy a Bluetake which would cost me approximately $120.00 more.

This is unacceptable. First Humanware decides to do away with
the parallel
port and their advice is to buy one of those expensive Edgeports.
Then,
they ruin the drivers so I can't emboss with my infrared to
parallel device
and they want me to shell out more money to buy the Bluetake." I
don't know that Humanware ruined the Drivers. I remember having all these discussions before the mPower came out. I wish we had all known exactly what to expect, but we didn't.

Since we're talking about this, and it may be a good discussion to have, I'm not sure how much more the classic can be upgraded. It seems like the 7.0 was a little to stressful for the classic.

I think we all need to ask questions. What will we lose with a particular upgrade; what will we gain?

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