PowerFX problems

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brainray
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PowerFX problems

Post by brainray » Sat May 24, 2003 3:15 pm

I tried to register with the PowerFX site for 15 minutes without success.
If I press the "buy" item as they suggest, I get an empty page with a Java message "item added to shopping cart"... Thats it... When trying to register I get an error message that I should report how I did this. This happens with Safari and IE on OS X.
I'm not in the mood betatesting sites, so here the question if others also ran into those problems?

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Ray

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re powerfex site and safari

Post by fugu » Sat May 24, 2003 4:33 pm

Hi,

I've successfully taken advantage of the ableton offer, way cool ya'll, thanks! As I think Safari users on the ableton site may know, Safari is a beta level browser.. I find it's handy to keep the altest copy of Camino around as the pages/sites Safari cannot keep up with, Camino usually can.. That said, the PowerFX site isn't the easiest to navigate, but to each his own, there's some cat out there that thinks it's the coolest thing since sliced bread..

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powerfex site

Post by spookydirt » Sat May 24, 2003 7:37 pm

hi

i had big probs just getting the site to load (i kept getting an 'infine reload loop' and the frames were all weird) and that was Opera and IE on XP.

I'll try again, perhaps it was just having an off day..

--spookydirt

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Post by brainray » Sat May 24, 2003 8:10 pm

After another 10 minutes I got the site to work with IE on OS X - finally!
A small manual:
- first create the account by pressing new user and inserting the email address
- then log-in (PW comes via email) and buy the credits

Euro users take care: the shop translates $10 with 10 Euros (in reality 8.45 Euro). So better buy in dollar and let the CC company convert for a better course, especially when buying more than $10.

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Ray

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Post by jamieh » Tue May 27, 2003 12:19 am

I can't make the site work as well. Tried all the browsers and OS 9 as well as 10. Too bad, I would have liked to get that CD.
Jamie
Jamie Haggerty
Sound Design/Specialist
http://www.strayvoltage.net

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