[bookcourier] Re: new to the list
- From: Steve Nutt <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bookcourier@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 14:33:50 +0100
Hi Robin,
Have you updated to the latest firmware? If not, please visit
http://www.bookcourier.com as there has been new firmware since we sent you
the unit. You will find out how to update on the product support link.
All the best
At 13:08 11/05/2004, Robin Christopherson spake these words of wisdom
>Hello all
>
>My name is Robin from the UK and I'm newly subscribed. I have been using my
>Book Courier avidly for a couple of months now and am presently enjoying
>making my way through the numerous excellent books of PG Wodehouse!
>
>I must say, however, that my use of the Book Courier has been alloyed with a
>large dollop of frustration as my unit seems extremely temperamental. The
>three main frustrations are turning it on (sometimes I get nothing out of it
>for literally five or ten minutes of regular pressing of the on button), the
>fact that it quite often pauses or cuts out when reading, playing an MP3 or
>even just browsing through the library, and lastly that the 10 second time
>out is so short that you only have to briefly pause it for whatever reason
>and you are then back in the indefinite period it takes to turn it back on.
>
>I really like it and am just seeking some feedback from others as to whether
>this is an issue with my unit or the prevailing behaviour of the Book
>Courier.
>
>BTW - I also get numerous firmware errors and occasional unreqquested
>restoring of defaults.
>
>Does any of this sound similar to your experience or should I be shipping it
>back to the reseller ASAP?
>
>Thanks for all your help, Robin
>Robin Christopherson
>Web Consultancy Manager
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>e: robin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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