This seems to be the most appropriate place to post this issue...
Acrocat Software, the producers of the popular fitness software program "PDAbs," basically walked away from their many users sometime last year, leaving them high and dry, with no support for the product any more.
However, the Acrocat Web site is still functioning (), and customers are still placing orders on the Web site, but getting no response! If you check out the Forum section on the site, you'll get a sense of the frustrated customers left hanging by Acrocat...
Wikipedia lists the company Handmark, "a developer and distributor of mobile content," as licensing and distributing Acrocat Software. While there is nothing on the Handmark Web site () that mentions Acrocat or PDAbs, perhaps they should be queried further about their association with the phantom company. Certainly, the many users of PDAbs deserve to know the ultimate fate of that product.
Acrocat Software, the producers of the popular fitness software program "PDAbs," basically walked away from their many users sometime last year, leaving them high and dry, with no support for the product any more.
However, the Acrocat Web site is still functioning (), and customers are still placing orders on the Web site, but getting no response! If you check out the Forum section on the site, you'll get a sense of the frustrated customers left hanging by Acrocat...
Wikipedia lists the company Handmark, "a developer and distributor of mobile content," as licensing and distributing Acrocat Software. While there is nothing on the Handmark Web site () that mentions Acrocat or PDAbs, perhaps they should be queried further about their association with the phantom company. Certainly, the many users of PDAbs deserve to know the ultimate fate of that product.