current protocols in protein science

[Stephen R. Lasky]

After posting the criticism listed below on the internet, I got an
immediate fax from Eric M. Graber of Wiley publishing, apoligizing for the
problems that I was having.  The next day he faxed me new Key codes so
that I could get into the program.  Unfortunately,  I have been too busy
repeating experiments to make them pretty for a publication, so I haven't
had a chance to get into the program.  You might want to give Eric a call
at 212-850-8848.  He seems quite repsonsive.

The internet really works sometimes.  

SRLasky


> In article <9511290453.AA07046 at uranus.med.pitt.edu>, 
> corey at MED.PITT.EDU (Seth Corey) wrote:
> 
> > any comments? is it worth the price?
> 
> I'd like to know also.  The publishers sent me a copy on approval but the
> Key they included won't open it up.  I have been trying to get a look at
> it and have contacted them several times but their only replies have been
> to send me bills for the disk.  Needless to say, I am displeased with
> their responses and probably will not purchase it because of this.  Maybe
> someone from CP on CD will read this mssg and get their customer service
> department in gear.
> 
> SRLasky
> 
> 
> *****
> 
> I have also had a lot of problems with John Wiley & Sons about 
> Current Protocols - CD versions.  First, it didn't come for a long 
> time.  When it finally arrived, the key wouldn't open it up.  It took 
> way too many phone calls to straighten up these problems. Then, 
> I had some other technical problems.  Finally, another disk arrived, 
> and I got two bills, which took a long time to straighten up.  I 
> think they have a lot of problems with their distributions 
> and customer service departments.  
> 
> Glenn CAntor

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