BH-903 is a bad product

Hi,
BH-903 is a well designed headsed with great features but I am too disappointed with it.
I bought it on january last year and received a non functional headset ( left and right keys were not working). I had to send it back to Nokia and received a new one. 10 months after, stop and play/pause keys. I received a new one and now just 1 month after the end of the guarantee, I have the same problem.
The design may be great but in the end the product is **bleep**.
Lam Son

The reason for this post, is to make sure anyone who does the research is aware that this product is a PC keyboard which has numerous differences from the mac keyboard. The obvious one that anyone learning keyboard shortcuts would notice in the first 5 seconds is the layout of the COMMAND and CTRL keys, which can be remapped, but still has considerable differences in spacial relationship. Logic is a music making program. Many users are musicians. Many musicians know the importance of spacial relationship. Drummers arrange their drums a particular way. Guitarists get familiar with the pick up configuration on their guitars, Vocalists practice proximity relationships. Therefore, in respect to THIS PARTICULAR PROGRAM, LOGIC, I strongly suggest users consider sticking with a MAC keyboard layout. If you can afford a MAC, and you can afford LOGIC and all the other stuff that comes with making music, then you can aford a MAC keyboard. besides, this editors key keyboard is MORE expensive than a mac keyboard. Obviously someone didn't do their research before commenting.
For Logic, I suggest the stickers on a mac keyboard.
If you are a PC user switching to MAC, then maybe a PC keyboard wont bother you. It's just important that people should know what they are buying before they buy it.
I am lightening fast on a mac computer. I know all the keyboard shortcuts for the OS, and many other programs like Excel, Outlook, Pro-Tools, and more. When people see me juggle between applications and perform tasks, their head spins. For someone who is like me, or aspires to learn to be efficient on a computer, a consistent keybaord is a must. A person could learn to switch between a PC and MAC keyboard just like someone can switch between a guitar and a bass, but why spend that time if you don't have to.

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This message is written by an highly dissappointed customer to toshiba forums so people in Toshiba would understand and react towards customer benefits and customer service.
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I am a apple customer, i have purchased an I Pod classic from USA ( sr. 8L 716TYV9M), unfortunately the machine is acting in a way which it should not have. I went to get it repaired from apple authorized service centre in India at ahmedabad Gujarat, but i was told that my I Pod can only be replaced when I pay 50 % of the total cost and on too I will get the same Model. I have no issues in paying the money but then Why am i been forced to use old technology when new is already in the contemporary market. I had been great Fan of Apple as a brand and was unofficial Brand ambassador by promoting your product to my peeps, family members and colleagues. But this unsatisfying product support has disheartened me to the core. Once the sale is done 'the customer and seller become unknown to each other' i do not think this is the policy which Apple as a brand knows and i know it for sure from my past experiences and by watching the popularity of the company. I request you to please look into the matter and give me best possible solution for my situation.

Apple couldn't put this information somewhere with the package when you buy it from them
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They can't send me a message saying "your Ipod was sync'd to a computer here"
No, they can't. That would be considered by many people to be a major invasion of privacy and people would be up in arms if they learned that this sort of information was being sent to Apple every time an iPod was synched to a computer.
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Bad quality laptop + Worst customer support A Series.

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I had specifically sent a not with the computer NOT to reset my disk. Still they reset it. I lost all the installed software.
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I'm sorry that you had the problem with your laptop. As for the data, that is a regular part of the repair process in most cases. I understand that you included the note, but it's also in the terms to which you agree when you ship your laptop for repairs.
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Any suggestions for what to look for in a good production monitor?

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it would help if you could determine a budget and then shop for models within or slightly above that budget.
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I have a issue:
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Hi Experts,
Badi:BADI_SD_SALES(SAP says it is for internal use): But i was implemented this badi. It is legal or not.
I was implemented badi: BADI_SD_SALES . But it is for SAP internal use.
For implementing this i was changed the field u2018internalu2019 in Standard table: SXS_ATTR.
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Our external number in that vbak-vbeln..
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This way is correct one or not. When I removed the u2018Xu2019(Internal use) in field:
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Hello Pratap
Labelling this BAdI as "Internal Use only" SAP can do whatever they want with this BAdI - they may even remove it !!!
Thus, your development relies on something very unreliable.
Perhaps SAP releases this BAdI for general use in the future - or not.
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Hi Edwin and the team,
This is my first post as I'm sinking my teeth into the PM Server and Designer. We're considering to use the BPEL technology in the BIG way. And I think it's very cool as the Web Services-based EAI delivers a cost-effective and not proprietary solution!
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The problem is that if my company decides to convert the Biz Analysts into BPEL modelers how could a BA figure out the solution to the problem like this? He/She would just give up and tell the Technologists (us) that this is a bad product.
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Greg
P.S. What happened to Doron Sherman (CTO) and the old Collaxa folks? He is not listed in the ORCL directory. For those who don't know BPEL Server and Designer were developed by Collaxa and ORCL bought that company last year.

Hi Gregory,
I think that the problem you are reporting is a proxy configuration error. There are 2 places where you need to configure the proxy: in the obsetenv.bat and in the eclipse>windows>preferences>BPEL Designer.
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Let me try to explain why it is not possible/desirable to have localhost: the url is generated by the server when it generates a WSIL list of the processes deployed on the server. The server does not know if the client requesting this list is local or remote, this is why he uses the real host name (otherwise remote client would not be able to connect to the service).
One additional note: the tool is not currently targeted at business analyst (unless they have some development background). BPEL entails some inherent complexity: parallel processing, async interactions, exception management, WSDL, XML Schema, transformation. So although we are working hard on continuously simplifying the implementation and increasing the productivity, we are still targeting application developers.
I hope this helps.
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I have been a preacher of the Apple gospel since I spent $4000 on my first Mac 2si and started my career in 1991. I have bought almost every version of Mac and I am running 5 in my office. I have lost $1000s in bad tech and bad products over the years, but I have stayed loyal. Now I find I bought a repackaged product as new. You cannot believe my letdown. To me it's like finding out the pope is a criminal. Apple has deceived myself and others. Best Buy's employee said I was not the first to suggest I bought a returned product repackaged. Apple has become another greedy capitalistic corp who cares nothing of us and only of the money! Or we're they always like this. I have no god anymore. Retribution is entitled!

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