Hi all!
How does one go about becomming a regular beta tester for the bn?
I have asked before and have not gotten an answer from Jonathan or anyone.
I would love to do it.
Still waiting for my funding to get the new motherboard and updated software 
for my old unit.

Richard

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "Richard Ring" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]
>Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 13:59:12 -0600
>Subject: RE: [Braillenote] Trepidation

>It doesn't sound as if the upgrade is all that bad.  In fact, although
>some have experienced major problems with email, it seems that
>performance issues have been addressed.  I would also add that wireless
>connectivity is an astounding and wonderful edition to the BN/VN overall
>functionality.  Though I do not have the upgrade as yet, I have used
>wireless networking for almost two years with computers and other PDAs,
>and if you never have had this opportunity, let me tell you that you
>will be a believer once you experience it.
>I am surprised that some of these issues weren't picked up by the beta
>team, perhaps PDI needs a larger group of beta testers so as to
>diversify the kinds of situations that will be encountered.
>But to be fair, beta testing is tough work, and finding problems is not
>as simple as it seems.
>I was a beta tester for the Braillenote for a brief time in the fall of
>2000.  I discovered several small bugs, others discovered different
>bugs.  Unfortunately, if in the course of beta testing, if you don't run
>into email problems, you will not report them.
>You as an individual beta tester can only report those issues that you
>encounter.  This is why I feel that a good beta team should consist of
>many individuals from all parts of the globe.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Mueller
>Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 11:15 PM
>To: Braillenote List
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Trepidation


>Email and downloadin are important.  I don't buy equipment  that doesn't
>go online.  If I want just a note taker, I still know how to use a slate
>and stylus or braille writer, not to mention my brain.

>Now before an upggrade process I'm willing to store what messages are
>important to me on dis to save them later.  After all  installing a new
>program means you're starting out again.
>It's like having a new unit, right?  Will a new manual as nice as the
>one that came with 5.00 be included?    What's also important is
>downloading my books and being able to read for hours.  Brenda Mueller


>> ----- Original Message -----
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
>>Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 10:10:50 +1300
>>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Trepidation

>>Sarah, if e-mail is an important part of your BrailleNote useage, then
>I
>>would wait for 6.11 which is being worked on feverishly now and
>shouldn't
>>be at all far away.

>>Jonathan Mosen
>>BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
>>HumanWare

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>>Hi Dean, Jonathan, and List,

>>I have a fairly major concern about upgrading to 6.1.  I have around
>two
>>hundred Emails stored in my BrailleNote in Keymail.  Apparently when
>some
>>individuals have had trouble with Keymail after upgrading, the only way
>to
>>remedy the problem is to completely trash and recreate the Email
>database.
>>I *really* don't want to have to do this!  My question is: should I
>start
>>the unbelievably tedious process of saving all my important mail as
>text so
>>I can get at the information later, or do I just take the plunge when
>6.1
>>arrives and run the upgrade with the  hope that all will go well?  I
>have a
>>backup of my flash disk on my CompactFlash card, including my Email
>>database, but I gather that the databases created under 5.1 will be
>>entirely useless and unusable after upgrading.
>>Any thoughts, contemplations, and considerations are welcome.

>>Thank you,

>>Sarah

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