Checked the site - apparently not. Just a warning and a note that
indicates that they are working on it. If it eventually gets fixed,
I'll be happy. It's only a workflow issue, not a work stopper, by
any means (though I wasted most of yesterday stewing over it), and
this kind of thing usually gets resolved. Can't imagine that PI
engineering can afford not to solve the problem, or they lose too
many sales.
Chuck
On Aug 7, 2005, at 12:21 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 07 Aug 2005, at 3:07 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Thanks so much. I'll look there. Since I just got this smaller X-
keys keyboard, and it shipped with what I thought was a current
software CD, I had assumed it was up to date.
Hey Chuck,
As I told Dean earlier, I *never* install a device driver from the
CD without checking the vendor's website for a more recent
version. No matter how recently you bought the product, there is
almost always a newer version available. This is especially true
when you are running a recently-released OS, like Tiger.
Hopefully there's an update that fixes your problem.
- Darcy
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