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Originally Posted by HarryT
What do you perceive to be "massively wrong" with Connect, may I ask?
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- It doesn't run anywhere but Windows.
- That's a small loss, because -- on the rare occasions when I have access to a PC that's registered to my Connect account -- I generally find the online store nearly impossible to use.
- The Connect software tries hard to present an 'iTunes-like' interface, but completely misses the richness of sorting, viewing, and file management options. Most notably the ability to find and manage the underlying data files (e.g. the books).
On the plus side, it does talk to the reader. I suppose that it also provides a usable reader emulation for checking out books I'm making... but I've not been doing that when I'm at my sister's place, so I haven't seen that feature in action.
Overall, I guess I'd say that the biggest problems with the connect software are really problems with the connect
store. Other than the 'no-where but Windows' thing, of course.