CompuServe Messages

>> Not all programs are right for all people. I can accept that. Imagine and I didn't click, but, as bad as the manual was, it was accurate. The tutorials worked. And they never sold pre-alpha software as finished product and then pretended like nothing was amiss. It isn't the program I object to as much as the sleaze-ball sales tactics and the unwillingness to "make it right". Were it not for the honesty of one of the tech support guys I would have no respect even for the programmers. But, it is apparent that the marketting side (I guess thats mainly you) don't care that they probably alienated all the people they sold pre-release stuff to and to whom misleading claims were made at NAB 93. If a happy user is the best advertising, what is one who has been flim-flammed? BTW, I'm not trying to get a P!$$!#& contest going here. I just feel that, until someone I respect gains significant experience with RSI and Real-3D then convinces me that the situation it turned around, anecdotal experiences and opinions that warn the potential buyer of the possibility of getting burnt are in order. I wish someone had provided such warning to me before NAB 93.