There are a lot of people in the United States who haven't received
upgrades, trust me.
In fact, in the state of Iowa, I know of not one single individual who
has received the upgrade as yet.


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David
Truong
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 4:20 PM
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Subject: RE: [Braillenote] 6.1 and PDI


HI Jonathan,

You write:
"Dick, there are three problems that we are aware of relating to 6.1. So
I
think it is a gross exaggeration to talk about all the problems."

Hahahahah!  If there aren't many problems with 6.1 then how come us
Australians haven't been able to obtain our 6.1 upgrades as yet?  When I
inquired regarding the arrival of the KS6.1 upgrade to Australian
customers,
I was told that there were too many bugs in 6.1 and that we'd only get
our
upgrades when these bugs were properly ironed out.  Please, give me a
break!
Why should we have to wait for our upgrades while other customers from
other
countries are already using the capabilities of KS6.1?

It's funny isn't it.  First we can't use your company's  GPS software to
it's full potential because you guys won't make Australian maps
available to
us and now we get jibbed on our KS6.1 upgrades.  If you're going to
release
a product such as the KS6.1 upgrade then it should be made available to
all
of the eligible customers not just a select few countries.


David Truong

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Dick, there are three problems that we are aware of relating to 6.1. So
I
think it is a gross exaggeration to talk about all the problems. I'm
certainly prepared to front up on this list and state clearly where
there
are issues as I did yesterday, however I'm not prepared to let
exaggerations go unchallenged because negativity is contagious. There
was
an issue relating to the database conversion process from the old format
to
the new one with respect to dial-up customers, for which we documented a
work-around within a very short time and will be fixed in 6.11. And
there
are issues with the e-mail. Finally, a particular hard disk drive that
was
never that widely sold does not have a Windows CE 4.2 driver at this
time
and we are working on that.

The issue with the Superdisk is well documented in the release notes,
and
the manufacturer has now come up with a driver for us. So this was not a
defect, but a decision we made. There are far many more people who don't
use Superdisk drives than do, so we made the call to clearly document it
and release 6.1 pending the availability of a new driver from the
manufacturer.

KeySoft 6.1 upgrades the entire operating system and adds some major
improvements in performance and functionality. We'll do all we can to
fix
the small number of issues there are, but I can assure you, beta testers
did a fine job in helping us put together a major technically ambitious
project. To have been able to construct a completely accessible
operating
system upgrade is something very new.
Jonathan Mosen
BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
HumanWare

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Hello, Isaac,
I am probably in the vast minority here, but I agree with you,
especially
as
regards the charge date and shipping date.  Think of all the interest
someone is making off that money for almost 6 months, and think of all
the
interest and use of that money you have lost.  From what I have read on
this
list, the forced purchase of the intermediate software is unfair.  Also,
from reading all the problems people are having with 6.1, it is
beginning
to
look as if we all are beta testers for a hastily cobbled together
system.
I
hope I am wrong here.  I was wrong when I offered to convert audio tapes
to

Braille-readable text because suddenly everyone found the instructions
in
text somewhere in their instruction CDs.  Perhaps I will be wrong again
when
users suddenly discover that they were just not reading the instructions
correctly.

In hopes of a better tomorrow

Dick Myers

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Subject: [Braillenote] 6.1 and PDI
Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 12:27:39 -0500 (EST)

Hello floks,
I am appalled at these things:
1. having one's credit card charged the day the order for 6.1 was placed
although the order didn't come in until six months later.
2. Not being told that 6.1 lacked the ability to allow one to use their
superdisk drive.
3. the fact that 6.1 lacks bluetooth support.
4. that PDI chose not to inform people of these things when and where
they
occurred.
5. the lack of communications between PDI and it's customers.
I would've contested the charge to my credit card immediately! You don't
charge me until you ship the goods, otherwise I contest!
I certainly don't understand these issues. Now I know why people are
anxious about their upgrades arriving! they've been charged!
I believe the list deserves explanations of these tactics.
thank you.
Isaac

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