Re: SliMP3 software

Hi,

The SLIMP3 software doesn't write to any files except its preference  
file and any playlists you might save with the web interface, so it's  
unlikely that it caused the corruption you saw.  We're particularly  
careful in this area because people are very sensitive about unexpected  
file modification, as you can understand.

It may be possible that something went awry during the download or the  
unzipping, but these are things we have no control over.

If you do figure out what happened, I'd be interested in hearing about  
it.


-dean


On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 11:45  AM, chofsus <[email protected]>  
wrote:

> Can the SliMP3 software cause corrupt files?  I am asking this
> because a few weeks ago I downloaded the SliMP3 software for Windows
> to look at it before I buy a SliMP3 and after I dowloaded and looked
> at the software my On-Screen Keyboard would not work, and it turned
> out to be a corrupt file.  I need to use the On-Screen Keyboard
> because I am in a wheelchair and have limited arm movement.
>
> Thank you,
> Craig
>
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