On June 2, I posted a thread titled "Making new users pay for Parallels 3.0: NOT FAIR!". I failed to explain that I'm happy with my Build 3188 version except for one thing: My Kensington Pocket Keypad/Calculator working off of my MacBook USB 2.0 port doesn't work most of the time.
Why should I have to pay $40-50 or more to buy an upgrade to get "wider USB 2.0..." capability when such a problem should be addressed in the weekly updates of my current version of Parallels? And if I do buy the upgrade, what assurance do I have that the problem has been fixed? Shouldn't such a fix also be made to the version I already have through the update process?
By the way, what is strange about the problem is that the Kensigton Pocket Keypad/Calculator initially works fine on the Mac OS 10.4.9 platform and on the XP Professional SP2 platform. But when I switch back to the Mac platform it does not work on the Mac platform unless I shut the computer down and restart.
Any thoughts from the Parallel's Team and Forum members would be appreciated?
Davos
Why should I have to pay $40-50 or more to buy an upgrade to get "wider USB 2.0..." capability when such a problem should be addressed in the weekly updates of my current version of Parallels? And if I do buy the upgrade, what assurance do I have that the problem has been fixed? Shouldn't such a fix also be made to the version I already have through the update process?
By the way, what is strange about the problem is that the Kensigton Pocket Keypad/Calculator initially works fine on the Mac OS 10.4.9 platform and on the XP Professional SP2 platform. But when I switch back to the Mac platform it does not work on the Mac platform unless I shut the computer down and restart.
Any thoughts from the Parallel's Team and Forum members would be appreciated?
Davos