She has saved me from despair on more than one occasion. The first time, I think, was when I needed to switch the licensing over on an Xpress Pro system I bought from a finance company in Canada (didn't actually know the whole rig was repossessed until I received it). Everything about the purchase was according to Hoyle, but there was no way to track down the original owners to help in the process. Shame too; they had a ton of work on the drives and, having tried several times to find them, I had to wipe it all.
She's helped several times since and I'm just a one man band as well.
Martin
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, micktv1@... wrote:
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> Marianna manually dug out my license agreement from under a pile of dusty old floppy disks and updated my registration for me... uphill... in the snow... with wild dogs nipping at her.....I feel like she gives me the same service (if not better!) than when I worked for a cable network with 100's of seats. Cheerfully and at all hours. A seasoned warrior on Avid's front lines. How's that for LEGENDARY?!?!!
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