Today is a special day: ONE month ago, Memoryman told us of a bug in the new version of Mac NASnavi.
"iJapan was working on the issue".
Hey, lets be positive guys!
THERE IS a new fancy software form Asia… it is just that it does not work.
The problem is as simple as the idiocy to own a Mac.
Everyone knows Mac users are artists. These guys are brainless, and don't ever think of security.
So, why should a serious company loose time and money for these useless people?
I say:
Get yourself an iPod, and switch to Windows 7
Oupsssssss, wait a little... in case Linkstation would not be compatible with Win7...
Maybe iJapan is working really hard on that one....... :smileyhappy:
-Yves.
I am planning to put my LinkStation on eBay. They sell for 130€.
**Try to keep to the reason for the post - to ask for help, to provide help or insight into the post question - this isn't a soapbox and there's no need to insult people's preferences for computers.
**** Answer to MemoryMan's edit:
Dear Sir, I am only laughing at myself, and the other Mac users... with whom I share this ridiculous situation.
I work both with Win & Macs.
I just point that "Mac compatible" products are often not as compatible as advertised. And that, when Mac users are stuck, it often takes centuries to get them a solution.
Example: Is there a firmware solution for Mac?