On 3/3/01 2:01 AM, "Barry Wainwright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 5) E'rage claims to support "Palm syncing". However, if you create the
>> categories on your Macintosh (and do some other as yet unknown steps), when
>> you sync with the Palm, you may end up with duplicated items.
>
> If the user doesn't have a palm then he shouldn't (normally) have a
> claim. If he does AND the palm support was a major factor in the
> purcahase, then maybe he should.
>
> Could he read the ReadMe in the shop BEFORE buying the software? Were
> the 'known issues' made known/explained TO HIM at the time of
> purchase? It wouldn't take a lot to satisfy the needs for accurate
> advertising. A simple caveat against the claims made stating that
> some limitations apply to that feature and interested parties could
> ask for details etc.
This thought occurred to me, and I have never had need to do this, but
couldn't one simply return it to the store (assuming they don't want it)?
Presumably this depends upon each store's policy and not MS. I returned an
FM antenna amplifier 5 hours after I bought it yesterday because it didn¹t
work in my set up. It wasn't faulty, just didn't meet my needs. No problem.
Would this not work with software? I suppose it depends upon the store...
Cb
cbrady @ tulane.edu
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