you missspelled iEnvy -> iEnby

WAR-DOG, on 02 May 2010 - 19:52, said:

Thanks m8.

Sometimes, we have to believe that in order to gain we have to sacrifice. Why won't Apple do something that numerous of their buyers want? The answer to this question might lead to two possible things in which you are free to decide. For probably the most part Apple products will not utilize the frequently used Adobe Flash Player. Well according to Apple adobe flash crashes OS systems too often to place into their products. They also feel the flash player has too much potential to deplete the power packs to their gadgets quiet quickly; and will wear down their batteries expected life. I can't figure out if Apple is just attempting to prove a point and stand by their beliefs, or if they really want to give their buyers the very best products accessible. I will leave that for you to decide.

At the risk of sounding stupid, what IS iEnvy? A google search found very little?

LiquidSolstice, on 13 May 2010 - 21:13, said:

iEnvy is an iTunes™ alternative that can be used as a complement to iTunes™ (if you purchase music through the store, to update firmware, etc). With features spanning CD ripping, to encoding, to tagging, to import and export music from your devices, iEnvy serves itself as a media center capable of doing so much more.

iEnvy supports all generations of iPods™/iPhones™. Our program is designed to accentuate your use with these devices, so you get the full experience with no limitation.

If you need more info visit our website here (still under construction for the final relase of iEnvy on the 15/05/2010)


BTW. There is no stupid questions, there is only stupid answers.

Just crashes on the splash screen.

_DP, on 25 May 2010 - 03:16, said:

Hi,

Can you elaborate a bit on it, no one else has reported any problems yet.

1. Do you have MS-Framework 3.5 install
2. Are you using it with an iPod, Touch, iPhone or iPad.
3. Are you running the final version or the Beta.
4. What are your OS.

You still can add me to your messenger and I we will sort it out.

MSN: GygaTech@live.com.au

Cheers


Antonio

1. Yes
2. iPhone 2g
3. Whatever version which is downloaded from the site
4. Windows 7 Pro

The crash doesn't show any error code or anything, it's just the default windows crash window, explaining that the said application has crashed.

UAC is disabled.

Virus free and spyware free.

Intel E2140 1.6ghz (overclocked to 2.8ghz and very stable)
2GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD 4850 512MB
and all the other trimmings etc etc you know

_DP, on 28 May 2010 - 22:34, said:

I just have send you private message.

Cheers

Antonio