I agree. Understand the idea of an open BETA phase where people WILLINGLY 
accept to be GUINEA PIGS for the further development of a software.

You and only you are to blame for what happened. Live with it.

[ ] s
Sandro Campos Mancini


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Nico" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Treo] Re: Beta Testers Wanted - new voice recording and 
emailing app


> Excuse me ?
>
> It is CLEARLY indicated this is Beta SW. It says so in the title, it said 
> so
> in the announcement.
> Anyone having a little bit of common sense knows this means you either 
> stay
> away from it or that you can expect crashes.
> As a beta tester myself (not for this SW) this means making SD card 
> backups
> to have a baseline to get back to in case I need to hard reset. Most of 
> the
> times this is not needed, sometimes it is ...
>
> I guess you have never heard of an SD card backup program ? Otherwise
> restoring from a hard reset would be a matter of minutes...
>
> Sorry, but you, and only you are responsible for the problems you have 
> here.
> To recover:
> - get over the 'looking for the guilty' phase, realise YOU are the one to
> blame for not having taken precautions
> - charge battery
> - warm reset for safety purposes
> - remove SW
> - soft reset again
> - locate NVBackup
> - install and configure it to have daily backups
> - live happily ever after
>
> Greetz,
> Nico.
>
> On 2/17/07, stannen2001 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Everybody should stay as far away from the piece of sh** as possible.
>> I installed it on my 680 yesterday, recorded a message, but it was
>> never delivered.  Throughout the course of the day I noticed that the
>> 680 was connecting to the network but I didn't think too much about
>> it.  This morning when I got up I had a message on my screen that my
>> battery was almost completely drained.  I figured that it was
>> AventVoice so I dragged it to the LauncherX trash icon.  Then 680
>> reset but never completely rebooted.  Now I'm stuck waiting for my
>> battery to charge and praying that I don't have to do a hard reset.  I
>> can't believe that I let myself install this horrendous piece of junk.
>> I hope the author dies a slow, painful death. 


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