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Gary Granat wrote:  
 
> I've been following the discussions on the DVD/RSJ threads with some interest.  
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>  All seemed to go well, and I  
> was able to view the contents of the "Z" drive with no problem.  
 
Gary,  
 
This was farther than I managed to get.  
 
> But, when I tried to finalize the session, RSJ began generating error messages  
> after what I  
> would judge was about half the close procedure.  
 
This sounds consistent with some of the RSJ newsgroup messages I grabbed and  
included in that Zip archive I sent to Harry.  **At Best**, I think they have some  
serious config / compatibility issues going on here, with much of the hardware and  
various versions of various drivers.  I strongly suggested to RSJ that they publish  
some sort of very detailed step-by-step guide for troubleshooting and resolving  
these issues, *if* there are effective solutions.   Otherwise, many potential  
customers will have little reason to continue purchasing their software.  
 
 
Jordan  
 
 
 
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