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Posted by jakemonO on 03-28-2001 01:48 PM:

still waiting...

Posted by na2rboy on 03-28-2001 02:58 PM:

Card Access

Come on Card Access, we know you read these boards...

Posted by David Vitale on 03-28-2001 09:13 PM:

I've shared E-Mails with them 2 weeks ago and they said 2 weeks. They've also advertising March - so I guess about 3 days??????

Posted by TimberLake on 03-28-2001 09:24 PM:

I was also told 2 weeks about two weeks ago, I am eagerly waiting for mine!

Posted by MarkEagle on 03-31-2001 03:51 PM:

It's Saturday, March 31, 2001... do you know where you're Thinmodem update is?

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Posted by mcristia on 03-31-2001 05:25 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkEagle
It's Saturday, March 31, 2001... do you know where you're Thinmodem update is?

What update we talking about? Isn't the Thinmodem+ already 56K, which I just ordered? Does this update relate to the regular Thinmodem? Do I have a problem here before I even get started?

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Posted by MarkEagle on 03-31-2001 05:36 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by mcristia
Does this update relate to the regular Thinmodem?

Yes, this is the update for the original Thinmodem.

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Posted by mcristia on 03-31-2001 05:49 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkEagle

Yes, this is the update for the original Thinmodem.

Whew!

Since you have both the Springport and the Thinmodem, do you see any difference in their practical application? That is to say, would one be best for people who .....m while the other is best for people who .....?

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Posted by Card Access on 03-31-2001 05:50 PM:

Just wanted to pass along that the Thinmodem version 2.1 upgrade has been posted and is available on our web site.

http://www.thinmodem.com/thinmodem_downloads.html

-Card Access

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..Wow, it feels like getting your Term Paper printed out at the last minute... : )

Posted by MarkEagle on 03-31-2001 06:19 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Card Access
the Thinmodem version 2.1 upgrade has been posted

Already installed it! Went rather well except my VDx locked up when the reset message appeared. I'm not in the process of setting up One-Touch for email. I'll post additional comments after I've used it for a bit.

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Posted by Destry on 03-31-2001 06:27 PM:

Thanks Card Access!

I am looking forward to trying out the new 2.1 update!

Posted by Card Access on 04-01-2001 12:45 AM:

We have seen a few instances of error messages or lockups during the upgrade process of modules. This is usually due to a low-level 3rd-party driver or hackmaster that tries to do some database operations in the middle of an update. In these instances, that driver or hack will likely crash because the files (which were previously present on the module) have been wiped out or rearranged.

To avoid this problem, we have changed the Updater application to not allow any 3rd-party system activity to occur during the update itself. However, we could not prevent it once the update is finished and the user is prompted to reset their unit. As a result, you may still see an error at the end of the update process, but the update is successful.

On a test unit in which I have the Stowaway Keyboard driver installed, this is a common occurrence...

-Card Access

Posted by argent on 04-01-2001 03:19 AM:

Card Access: I would like to back out my Thinmodem update, because now that it's installed I only have 2K free on my Thinmodem... when previously I had more memory free than Blazer is taking up... and I had other software installed. What is taking up all this extra RAM?

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Posted by Tan Kit Hoong on 04-01-2001 02:16 PM:

If I'm not wrong, the space is being taken up by Browse-it 2.0 and OneTouch mail. If you don't use one or both, then just delete Browse-it and/or OneTouch email using FileMover and looking into your module. That should free up a bunch of space.

Remember to use FileMover to look for Browse-it ("BrIT" files) files and OneTouch Mail files and delete them also or some files will be left on your machine.

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