Has anyone ever gotten an error message 608? I was helping someone tonight, and 
we kept getting error 608.  I'm used to the error message 10022, but not this 
one.

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Paul Henrichsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
>Date: Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:34:55 -0800
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] for HumanWare: Rectifying a bad situation

>Hi, Bob and list.  Bob, I see what you are saying, but the problem is that
>only the email is affected and that not all of the time.  I have
>successfully downloaded amounts of email under 50 messages without a
>problem.  I have hung on messages at around 100, but usually, a retry will
>get it eventually after a couple of tries.
>I tried downloading email on Sunday morning at 171 messages and kept
>getting errors.  I did a reset three hours later and, although I hung once
>or twice, I eventually downloaded 272 messages.
>Everything else in 6.1 seems to work as far as I can tell.  If you don't use
>your bn to download email, go ahead and upgrade.  If, like me, you only do
>it occasionally just to see how it works, go ahead and upgrade because the
>wireless is great.  Web browsing works well.  Connecting to the shared
>ddrives on your network works pretty well except for an occasional lockup.
>But, for the most part, the upgrade is good.
>Perhaps we need to hear from 6.1 users where email is working fine for
>them.  Of course, we don't even know about the 6.1 users who don't subscribe
>to this list and only PDI could tell us how many tech support calls they
>are getting because of email problems.  One user I talked to who has a bn
>doesn't even use his on the net, so upgrading to 6.1 would only be a good
>thing for him.
>Also, as I mentioned in other messages, sending mail to the trash  and
>emptying the trash has been greatly improved with 6.1.
>The word processor, planner, media player, scientific calculator, active
>sync and other features are as good as they ever were, in my opinion.
>But, if email is important to you, you can upgrade and see if it works for
>you or wait for 6.1.1.
>At 3/8/2005, you wrote:

>>Hi, folks: I guess it's safe to say that the 6.1 upgrade has been, shall
>>we say, troublesome.  Ie might even say "ill-fated." Until HumanWare comes
>>out with 6.11, There are certain steps which should be taken, which, I
>>think, would greatly help in soothing ruffled feathers, and which would
>>make great business sense.  Here they 5:
>>1.  Immediately halt the shipment of the 6.1 upgrade.
>>2.  Send out an announcement, stating that, because of major issues, the
>>upgrade is being withdrawn for revision.
>>3.  People, who have already received the upgrade, should be fully
>>apprised of these issues, and advised not to stall it until the new
>>version, 6.11, comes out.
>>4.  From this point on, anyone who orders the upgrade should be sent
>>6.11.  5.  When 6.11 is ready, everyone who has either received 6.1, or
>>who ordered it before these actions were taken, should receive the upgrade
>>on a CF card.  (Optional) It might not be a bad idea to give these folks
>>one SMA.
>>While these steps may seem a bit drastic, I think they would do wonders,
>>in restoring confidence in this company, which, in my opinion, still makes
>>the best line of products around.  Thanks, and God bless.  Bob and Maxy-wax


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