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    Quickies: AdminPass, Audrey RefundPosted By: The People Below on Tuesday, April 24, 2001 7:07:17 AM
dseifert software has announced AdminPass 1.0, which addresses the problem of forgotten passwords by allowing an Administrator to replace the password in case of a lock-out without compromising the security of the device. It costs $10 per licence. -Daniel Seifert As of April 18, the channels feature of 3Com's Audrey no longer functions. 3Com has offered Audrey owners who purchased their units directly from 3Com a full refund, regardless of purchase date. Just call 3Com for an RMA number, and all the details will be sent by email. Customers who purchased their Audrey's through other retail channels must contact the retailer directly regarding any possible refunds. 3Com will continue to honor all product warranties for the specified period from date of purchase and will provide customer support during the warranty period. 3Com will also honor all Audrey rebate programs. Most of the Audrey features will continue to work, including email, calendar, Address book, and web browsing. -Mark Related Articles: On the Web:
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 What is your source for the Audrey news?I.M. Anonymous @ 4/24/2001 2:09:38 PM #
Where did you get the date of the channel being discontinued?  RE: What is your source for the Audrey news?
It was sent in by a reader who had received it in an e-mail from 3Com.
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