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Does anyone else have this issue? I have my Diamante set on minus 1 less stacking because on balanced I get too much stacking. So minus 1 less stacking is the best setting for me and I get some stacking and splitting with that. I'm working on a job that was pretty slow, wrote pretty clean. Last time I sent my D in for service they changed the motherboard and it was great for quite a while. I'm getting this major splitting now of a two stroke word coming out in four split strokes. I haven't dropped or banged my writer. Does anyone else experience this, where it's great when you get it back from service and then deteriorates again over time?
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Yes. My Diamante splits my strokes pretty bad. I had three RT hookups today and I was writing perfectly today (not always the case) and my Diamante was spliting a 2-stroke word into three strokes. Very, very frustrating. It happens a lot, actually. I've even had it taken in to have it looked at but Stenograph didn't do anything about it.
My other Diamante will stack terrible. I am trying to pick the lesser of two evils at this point. I'm sticking with the splitting.
Kelli, have you ever noticed when you send it in that the loaner you get works better than your writer or has different issues? It's interesting that I had almost no stacking and splitting when I first got it back and then it deteriorates. And if you have two Ds and one stacks worse than the other, with the same settings??? thenit seems to me it's a quality control issue they need to address.
Every Diamante or Mira is different. I liked one of my "loaner" Miras so much better about five years ago, I kept the loaner and sent back in my writer. I took off the number (sort of like a VIN number for a car) on the loaner so they wouldn't know. They knew because they saw what I wrote on here and knew I did it.
They said it was fine because they didn't want the negative publicity that can come with the world seeing what the customer service/tech support is doing with writers. Basically I felt they didn't do anything with my writer, maybe waited a week and then sent it back to me. The loaner was way better and I was much happier with it.
What does this mean:
world seeing what the customer service/tech support is doing with writers.
I just would like them to figure out a way to have all the writers write as good as this loaner to kept.
It means they don't want negative publicity when people complain online about their customer service.
I don't have a huge problem with this but I know sometimes when I write "yes," I get a split stroke. I went ahead and defined that as "yes" in my dictionary. I know you can't do that for every word, but I have a few common words I have defined because I sometimes split the stroke.
Boy, I wish that was all the splitting I got. It splits my strokes all the time. I even put in "less splitting" times 3 and can't adjust it any more but it still does it.
Janiece, you know that split "yes" I get too and have defined over and over again and I still get it untranslated in Catalyst..........
I'm still writing on a Mira.
My Mira never split the strokes. I mostly had stacking issues.
Wow, Kelli, you put in less splitting times 3 and still get splitting? If I did that, times 3, I'd get a ton more stacking........Stenograph definitely needs to address this. Somehow the Passport writer (the short time I had it) never split or stacked. They figured that out somehow.
My Passport stacked the worst out of all of them. However, I sold my Passport to a friend because I hated it and it turned out to be a lemon and Advantage sent him a new Passport. He actually loves his Passport now and the stroke is amazing. I think they just needed a few years to get all the bugs worked out of the machine.
I do, however, really like the stroke of the Diamante; so smooth. My only issue is all this splitting; makes it hard to read what you've written, especially when reading back. Can be a real challenge.
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