Hi Azipod
The trouble is it is not just a case of we fixed the bug because by fixing the bug
it then may cause other things to go wrong so then they have to be fixed by the
programer's until they think the bug is fixed.
then it is let out to you but with so many different computer specs out there it can
never be 100% sure even though the beta testers and programmers have done there
best in sorting the said bug.
Eric
Hi Eric --
Thanks for your response. However, your response does not adequately address the concerns of those that are involved. SSE is a commercial product, a software that each user has paid in exchange of a product that is fit for its particular purpose. A software that has ongoing bugs raises a lot of issues and eye brows.
Your explanation that essentially says that it is expected that more bugs arises when other bugs are eliminated is unacceptable. If that is the case, then there is no real update. You're simply exchanging a set of bugs for another.
One would wonder if Apple computers would be where they are today had they set the same quality standards for their products as VSTEP does themselves. If VSTEP had any real competition out there on the market, they would have been completely wiped out by their competitors based on the poor quality of their product.
Having said that, I guess I'll have to settle with sailing the Orient-Star with the annoying and ridiculous humming until the next update in 6 months. Who knows what kind of bugs that update will bring!?