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damack1 · 09-11-03, 07:48 AM

I've been an audible subscriber for more than 2 years. When my old player broke, I bought an axim X5. I THOUGHT that I might avoid some of the problems I've had with audible software by buying a pocket pc, a common platform. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get the audible software to run at all. And even though I've downloaded 2 books in format 2 to my compact flash card, Microsoft Reader doesn't see them. I've writted to audible 3 times, and have gotten zero response.

Have you managed to solve the problems you mentioned? My plan is to uninstall everything this weekend and start over. I like the idea behind audible (obviously, since I've been subscribing so long), but their customer service is non-existant. I would never, never recommend it to someone who was not technically savvy. I am a programmer myself, and I've spend untold hours troubleshooting their buggy software to make it work.

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damack1 Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Same here... any news? I've been an audible subscriber for more than 2 years. When my old player broke, I bought an axim X5. I THOUGHT that I might avoid some of the problems I've had with audible software by buying a pocket pc, a common platform. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get the audible software to run at all. And even though I've downloaded 2 books in format 2 to my compact flash card, Microsoft Reader doesn't see them. I've writted to audible 3 times, and have gotten zero response. Have you managed to solve the problems you mentioned? My plan is to uninstall everything this weekend and start over. I like the idea behind audible (obviously, since I've been subscribing so long), but their customer service is non-existant. I would never, never recommend it to someone who was not technically savvy. I am a programmer myself, and I've spend untold hours troubleshooting their buggy software to make it work.