According to our web team, a valid email address consists of
xxxx@xxxx.xxx so possibly the @ symbol was missing or some
"illegal" character was typed.

The most common reason for the error message below is that certain
CD Recorders require exactly a 2 second pause time before the first
track ID. Check the time in the Start column of the PQ list (which
is the bottom spreadsheet in CD Architect. If the time is for
example 00:00:02:03 double click on this entry and make it 00:00:02.00.
Projects written with the Playwrite 4080 (Matshita/Panasonic 7502)
will always need to have this and it is something to check before
writing the project. You can move it indavertantly with a casual
click on the first track somewhere.

The current number for Microboards Technical Support is (612)556-1614
and you can always call us between 8AM and 7PM CDT M-F for software
related issues. Microboards are providing support for the hardware
portion of Professional CD Factory.


Tom

Edward Davis wrote:
>>I just purchased the CD FACTORY BUNDLE.
>>The Following Message I received after trying to update via
>>download several times:
>>"Your form is not valid because you didn't fill in all the
>>required fields, or you gave an invalid e-mail address.
>>Please try again."
>>I did fill in all required fields and my e-mail address is
>>valid.
>>The following is displayed each time I attempt to write to
>>CD:
>>"The PQ list that you are trying to write is too
>>complicated for your drive. This also might indicate that
>>the drive you are using does not support one or more of the
>>PQ codes you are trying to write.
>>Press the Details button for more information."
>>(DETAILS):
>>The command completed successfully.
>>No sense.
>>
>>Status: 00000000
>>Command:
>>Sense: 00 00 00
>>Info: 00 00 00 00
>>Specific: 00 00 00
>>Extra:
>>
>>Please provide solutions.
>>The company MICROBOARDS Technology Inc. is nowhere to be
>>found.
>>I could not contact them via internet and this number is
>>disconnected with no further info available: 612-401-3614
>>All anyone wants is what they pay for.
>>
>>
>>