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Mike Rivers wrote: In article .com writes: There's a button (Options?) at the lower right of the transfer window in SonicStage. If you click on it, there's a check box that sets whether SonicStage deletes a file when it tranfers from your MD. That sounds like something that should be off (doesn't delete the file) by default and instead, it's on by default. Maybe they got the idea from Microsoft Outlook, which by default, at least in earlier versions of Windoze, opens (and runs) a file attached to an e-mail message. Latest input on alt.audio.minidisc is that it doesn't do you any good. You can leave it there for listening but you can only digitally upload it once and if there is a failure during that once it's digital history. Sony really went out of their way to **** this thing up. Are any of their other groups so suicidal? I was _that_ close to buying one too. Anybody thinking about one should wait a year to get all its bizzare behaviors shaken out and known. Bob -- "Things should be described as simply as possible, but no simpler." A. Einstein |
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