Pippi,
I don't think you car analogy works. If you are talking about a Hot
Rod, most mechanics should know how to work on it. If you mean a
restored factory original car, then you wouldn't be installing a modern
stereo system. If it were stock, but a "driver", you probably already
converted it to twelve volts. Besides, OR's Palm Pilot is a fairly
recent product right? DOS still exists as well. Dumb tech support just
shouldn't be. Run around answers, and not even trying to find out is
infuriating. "I don't know" would be better than an canned techno
weenie answer, that doesn't even make sense, in my opinion.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
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>
> If I were driving a 1932 roadster, i would not expect the garage's in town
> to stock parts or manuals or generally have a clue about it, i would have
> to seek out a specialty/custom shop, if there were any at all, for any
> repairs. I would not be surprised if I bought a new car stereo for it and
> was told that the stereo installer didn't know how to integrate it into the
> 6 volt wiring system on the 1932 automobile.
> this is much like what you are doing in terms of operating systems, if not
> hardware.
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