Welcome to the list, Alasdair and thanks for taking the
trouble to clarify the
BBC Listen Again issue.
Just one additional point arising from your message. Am
I right in
assuming that when a version of Webbie is uninstalled,
the contents of the
folders such as, c:\documents and
Settings\Administrator\Application
Data\Webbie\ should be preserved. The reason I ask is
that after my
problems with the "Unexpected Error" message when trying
to Runn
Webbie itself (from 3.3.6) I uninstalled and reverted to
3.3.2. Webbie now
launches normally, but with Accessible RSS I am told that
No feeds are
available (or words to that effect). Yet there is still
an Accessible RSS/1
folder within the sub folder I mentioned above.
Hope that this is just a peculiarity of my system, but
would be interested to
know what might be happening.
Douglas
On 26 Jul 2007 at 12:32, Alasdair King wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm the man who writes WebbIE and the Accessible
> programs. A friend
> pointed me to this mailing list, saying some of you
> were having
> problems.
>
> Several users have let me know that Accessible BBC
> Listen Again isn't
> showing some radio programmes. The reason for this is
> that my program gets
> its listings from the BBC's own Radio Player. This, if
> you open it up,
> says "We are experiencing severe technical problems,
> and regret that many
> programmes are unavailable" Because the programmes
> aren't in BBC Radio
> Player, they aren't in Accessible BBC Listen Again.
> This has been a
> problem for about a week now. Sorry about that, but I
> can't do anything
> about it.
>
> Couple of other things:
>
> If you've installed a new version and can't find your
> old programmes, try
> Start, All Programs, Accessible folder for them. I
> never delete
> information (RSS feeds, that kind of thing) even when
> uninstalling, so you
> should not have lost anything. Sorry for the confusion.
>
> Some users have got an error message when WebbIE starts
> up -
> "Unexplained error". I can't replicate this on my test
> machines, so
> I'm having to send test programs out to people who have
> the problem to try
> to work out what the heck it the problem. My apologies.
>
> Feel free to contact me if you have any queries, and
> I'll try to help.
>
> All the best,
> Alasdair King
>
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Douglas Harrison
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