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From: soohoo@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Ken Soohoo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: CircuitMaker 2.01
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Date: 8 Nov 88 17:31:39 GMT
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In article <1220@atari.UUCP> danscott@atari.UUCP (Dan Scott) writes:
>
>Sounds like you simply have a bad copy of that program.  Did you try
>running it on any other ST?
>
>The number I have for Iliad Software is (801) 226-3270, is that the number
>you have been calling?
>
>
>Dan @ Atari
>
><The opnions expressed are not usually that of Atari Corp. and were rented by
>me for use in this message>

Dan,
I talked to Iliad Software yesterday (11/7), by calling the (801)226-3270
number, and essentially listed bugs at them.
They were quite polite about the whole thing, and said that they were
having problems with their duplication proceedures, and switched about
a month and a half ago.  My copy also had a serial # of the 1st copy
from a batch about 9 weeks ago, so it was suspect.
I told them the registration card was in the mail, and they told me
a  new copy was in the mail. Remarkable nice of them.

The bottom line is this:
If you have problems with this piece of software, write Iliad with the
bugs you've encountered, include your serial #, and suggest improvements.
They should a) write back and tell you to send money, or b) send you a
new copy, depending on the severity / blame of the problems. (I would
like to think they would supply a replacement for bad duplicates).

Thanks for the concern Dan, glad to hear you listening!
--Kenneth Soohoo	(soohoo@cory.Berkeley.Edu)
  Atari 400/800/600xl/800xl/1200/130xe/65xe, 1040ST hacker
  Sometime Berkeley Student, othertimes...
  My opinions are my OWN, not necessarily Atari's