I have the same problem. I am no longer able to use Pandora at all. I have written to the developer asking him what the problem is with Hope and have gotten no reply. I find this particularly annoying, considering the fact that we had to pay for hope as a paid program. This kind of support or lack of support is not acceptable in my opinion.
Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 9, 2016, at 12:16 PM, Adrian Spratt <adr...@adrianspratt.com> wrote: > > Hi. I've written to Hope's creator about this problem, but haven't yet > received a reply. I've been using Hope to access Pandora for a few years. > After my hard drive failed, I had to restore all my applications, including > Hope. I have a user key, which I've since confirmed. I've also installed > Microsoft C++, as recommended on the troubleshooting page. The version of > Hope installed on my system is 1.19, which appears to be the latest. > Meanwhile, Pandora recognizes me because I get emails from Pandora from which > I can link and listen to my stations. But I like the accessibility afforded > by Hope. > > Here's what happens when I attempt to activate. After entering all the > information, the usual menu appears—listen, create a station, search, etc. I > type an artist's name in the search field, press enter on "search," then on > one of the other buttons, such as "listen" or "create a station" (I think I > have that button's name correct.) But nothing happens. Then I'll close out > Hope and reopen it, only to find the activate dialog again. I've gone through > this process several times and also rebooted. > Does anyone have any ideas?
