Dir Opus 4.0 Fact Sheet
11-Jan-93 02:43:39
Sb: #49671-Dir Opus 4.0 Fact Sheet
Fm: Dominick J. Fontana 74766,2154
To: Mark D. Manes 74030,744
Mark,
Believe me, I'm am not worried about being picked on by you. If
anything, I consider your messages a minor nuisance. Although I don't wish
to debate the point, I will afford you the courtesy of a reply.
Actually, I think Dir Opus 4.0 is a pretty great upgrade and I like
INOVAtronics as a company, and I hope they continue to prosper. One reason
you are out of line, and your message confirmed this, is you are treating
this like the TTR matter, and this is nothing like it. Your whole attitude
seems to be, I disagreed with him when he left messages about TTR, and I'm
not going to let him do it again to INOVAtronics.
First, TTR was a horrible company, and I've heard horror stories about
them from almost everyone I've spoken to, except you. Even the programmer
of MRBackup Professional couldn't stand them and he's sorry he was ever
affiliated with them. But there is Mark Manes still staunchly supporting
TTR, apparently for no other reason, other than the fact that they were an
Amiga vendor. Second, it is none of your business how I choose to handle
the matter. You handle your complaints your way and I'll handle them my
way.
I mentioned the A4000, simply because that shows how you can flip-flop
from one side of the fence to the other. You had a little TTR software and
had no problems, so you defend them, despite all the tremendous problems
they caused for many others with their hardware and software. As long as
it didn't affect you, it doesn't matter. But if you had purchased
non-working hardware from TTR and then been lied to numerous times over a
few months, you'd probably flip-flop, as you did with the A4000, and be
against TTR. The same goes for INOVAtronics. You have one opinion now, but
it would probaby change if you were in my shoes.
Since this is about INOVAtronics, and not TTR, the facts are that I did
finally get the upgrade and I plan to keep it. There was no reason to
contact customer service to resolve the problem, since there is no problem
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