#Ping Server
Naughty, Naughty!! The ping program you are trying to figure out gets
integrated into AmiLink at install to "ping" the dongle during AmiLink
operations. We know what you really want pin information for….;^}
Actually, your best bet is to get rid of AmiLink. RGB is a pitiful bunch
to work with. Each improvement makes the program worse. They charged
$400 for a Toaster 4000 compatible upgrade which degraded the program, had
none of the advertised extra features working, (like the Studio16
interface) and then have the Gall to ask for another $400 for a years
worht of tech support! They are a company of broken promises, schmoozers
and liars. They forces out their top technical guy who went to work for
Pride and when Pride came out with their Amiga based editor, RGB filed
suit. So now all their energy is devoted to filing suits to protect the
cash cow rather than to developing a superior product people might prefer
to the competition. Course, they don't want competition cause then they'd
have to charge fair instead of rip-off prices.
BTW, there is a company in WI, I thnk that will de-dongle-ize the program
for you if you send them the original disk and $60. Maybe someone here
can tell you thir name and phone. I don't remember it thougI talked to
them once before I decided to try to replace my AmiLink system with
something more robust, reliable and that doesn't depend on RGB.
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