I more or less told them although be it in a more business like and kinder tone, that if i didn't see better results by v8 when my msa ran out, I'd be off the money tree.
I think if you wrote them yourself, it'd make a biger impression, everyone who has troubles needs to tell them, and give as much detail as possible, and work with them it's ok to vent amongst us chickens, we need a safe place to vent, but go tell Doug and the gang, tell them their stuff isn't up to snuff yet, and you definitely vote with your wallet.
They know that.I'm sure they don't want to loose long time customers, but like i said in antoehr email,
they don't make as much money off us old timers as they do on new we users.hence the push for more dealers, markets, and the pat on the back emails everytime they hire a new sales person.
they're cheaper to hire than good programmers 'grin'.From what I understand though, it's pretty tough to be a gw dealer, you've got to put up a lot up front, buy so many copies,
keep them updated, etc. I certainly wouldn't be interested.In many ways, it seems competition for scraps in the adaptive market is more vicious than it is out here in the world,
but the gobvernment tit is slowly drying up,and I just wonder which product would win if it came down to everyone having to buy their own instead of
this whole rehab artificially education inflated landscape we've had for years.Well, the folks who can make the price cuts, and work harder for less will be the survivers, just like the record companies are finding out, just like us small studios, doing work that we used to charge $100 an hour for,
but now do for $25, but it beats not working.This in the age when anyone with a mobile pre and a microphone in a closet thinks their a studio, and well, you know what folks are doing on a shoe string these days.
But there's still a place for skill and good ears, an old but a very talented cat,
but he's a drunk, always has one footon a banana peal, and half his stuff in hawk, but is a great drummer and all round musician and song writer came by with some little tape he had made in a crappy little studio someplace,
and it was all muddy and not good sounding, and I rescued it. Didn't charge him a whole lot, but hey, I might need charity and a kind heart some day and it's christmas. he's trying to get work around here, and he's got a decent band together. At 07:45 AM 11/22/2011, you wrote:
I'm stupid enough to have put 7.5.2 on this business machine, so it's messed up Thunderbird big time, but I'm not letting 7.5.2 anywhere near my music computer. If I can't find some setting to turn off this incessant double talking of sentences from the beginning to cursor position; as I type replies in Thunderbird, I'm rolling back to 7.5.1, and never buying another version of Window-Eyes ever, and you can please tell GW Micro to stuff it you know where!Indigo L On 11/21/2011 3:47 PM, Chris Belle wrote:Good day gwmicro? I am carbon copying this to my own list of musicians some of whom use window-eyes and sonar. Beware, the new upgrade will take out the registry values that made sonar atleast basically accessible with window-eyes. You can download the sonar basic script which is supposed to fix this, but it didn't immediately work for me. After a couple of times of re-installing it, rebooting, and also having to re-install jsonar which seems to conflict with we now in some strange ways, I have them both working. also when installing the latest 7.52 patch, I never got the finishing message the first time, had to do it again. This is on an xp system, but a high powered i7 with plenty of ram. A purpose built daw. haven't tested on windows 7 yet. There also seem to be focusing issues, where I know I opened an app, but it disappears and I have to hit the icon to open the program again and give it focus. Also and this is a long standing problem since the window-eyes 7 days, when I run eudora, window-eyes sometimes thinks I'm trying to run it again and it says, window-eyes already running. So my first thoughts on window-eyes are that things got worse, not better. \ Atleast for me, but I say that in the spirit of encouragement, and am glad that the basic script was posted to fix sonar. It'd be good to have the exact registry value that works with sonar 8.5.3 that window-eyes expects, as it seems to be separate from the jaws one now, because I had a generic registry .reg which used to work, but it didn't work on fixing the problem with 8.5.3 of sonar, I had to download the app. What's up with that? At any rate, I'm glad I didn't have to re-image my system, it was probably foolish of me to put a new upgrade on a production machine, but I never imagined this would happen. I'm in the middle of two albums and the last thing I need is a big re-install. Well, hopefully others will give feedback, and bugs will get fixed, one of my students was good enough to alert me to the window-eyes issues with sonar. and I really hope window-eyes and jaws will play nice together on the same system, and I'm not forced to make a choice. Thank you very much. For all your audio production needs and technology training, visit us at www.affordablestudioservices.com or contact Chris Belle cb1963@xxxxxxxxxxxxx or Stephie Belle stephieb1961@xxxxxxxxxxxxx for customized web design
For all your audio production needs and technology training, visit us at www.affordablestudioservices.com or contact Chris Belle cb1963@xxxxxxxxxxxxx or Stephie Belle stephieb1961@xxxxxxxxxxxxx for customized web design
