Upgrade causes Dragon Dictation crash, non open

[Carnut]

Just upgraded a working version of Dragon Dictation on my Jailbroken 3.2.1
Now the program will not even open.
No older versions are available.
Am I alone?
It seems we have to be careful with upgrades if we remain with 3.2, I have had several other programs that had to be reinstalled or deleted.

 

[Drak]

fires up ok for me but then again I did just download it

 

[Biggysmallz]

Just upgraded a working version of Dragon Dictation on my Jailbroken 3.2.2.
Now the program will not even open.
No older versions are available.
Am I alone?
It seems we have to be careful with upgrades if we remain with 3.2, I have had several other programs that had to be reinstalled or deleted.

Even as it was before it isn't all that accurate.

 

[iPadCharlie]

For all of the really great stuff you get to do with your iPad after you jailbreak it, this is the downside or working outside of the Apple "prison". Jailbreaking as always done at your own risk with absolutely no guarantee or promise of any kind that it will function as a "normal" iPad.

 

[Pocobear]

Your not alone, I submitted a trouble report to Dragon, please do the same.

 

[gentlefury]

Works fine on 4.2.1, which is all any dev or apple has any reason to support.

 

[Pocobear]

Works fine on 4.2.1, which is all any dev or apple has any reason to support.

It's supposed to work on iOS 3.x per developer.

 

[Pocobear]

Well, they got back to me after telling me it was supposed to work on 3.x, again, and guess what, DUH. It doesn't, it only works with 4.2.x now, Thanks Bozoos. I told them they really should update the Apple Store as the whole world hasn't gone to 4.2.x yet and are waiting for a lot of problems to be fixed before they do.

 

[hookbill]

Well, that happens. You have to update the app to the OS, not the other way around.

 

[Carnut]

First they said do a hard reset and redownload, then they said upgrade t0 4.2 and they don't support jailbroken units.

 

[iPadCharlie]

...they don't support jailbroken units.

Why would they? They pay Apple for the privilege of distributing their app through the App Store. For whatever reason, they determined this was a better idea than distributing it through Cydia.