Try it after you forget that you logged in prior, without purchasing a Camera, because you wanted to look at the features and manual prior to purchase.
Also, if you don't hit your magic little sequence, getting through the
Nikon website is really annoying, and, when you get messages that you didn't fill out the form right, it has a really annoying habit of shuting down your browser, when you didn't want to.
Of course, I forgot to write down my login name, and password, and, their site
suggested typing in my email address as the user name, and they would send me my login name, as long as the password was correct. This didn't work.
So, I played Gandalf, guessing at the gate, to get the exact case sensitive login name right.
I did, eventually, maybe 5 minutes.
Now, try taking a 160 page document, and prepare it for printing, using Reader 7, and let me know how fast you computer does it. The only thing that helped speedwise, was upping the priority on the program. It used very little ram, and, saved the entire thing until it was done with the translation, before sending to my printer. It also seems to be stuck in the 90's, using no more then 70 mb of ram to do the task, when I've got another 1.7 gigs avaliable, plus VM.
Also, this is the same website that made it impossible, or didn't work, to download the forms you needed to apply for rebates, and, even after repeated calls, I STILL couldn't get them to email me the forms.
If the camera wasn't still a great value, despite the 250 dollars in missing rebates, I'd get my money back from Costco.
Nikon is also the same company that stopped supporting my scanner with any OS, after about 5 years, and, the scanner was going strong.
S
PS Yes, there is some PEBCAKE here, but, it shouldn't be you have to jump through a bunch of hoops to print a stupid manual for a camera.
That's bull....
Also, the only reason I needed to print the manual was to make it READABLE. The manual shipped with the camera is in MICROTYPE;...
