I downloaded and installed all of the Braintree stuff. It seems more is on the way in a week or so.
I can't seem to find the time to check it all out.
Please call my boss and tell him I'll be needing lots of vacation time in the near future.
Thank you.

Humor is not allowed in this forum, please kindly redirect your post to the alien invasion or hover car forum...

 
(11).

Perhaps I could have an argument, then?
 
All kidding aside, I really like the new rollout.
My typical workday runs 12-15 hours. When I get home, I have, at best, a couple of hours to mess with my guitars and Sonar. The new stuff being delivered in smaller doses gives me a chance to focus. I may or may not choose to use something, but at least I have a better idea of what I've got.
Kudo's to Cakewalk. In this little corner of Texas, your delivery system is working.

When I saw the title of the thread, I was thinking: Good grief, now what are people griping about? What a pleasant surprise when I read your post!

It's a good problem to have, no?

Here's the solution - give your boss a SONAR membership. After he gets hooked, he'll be spending more time away from the office. So then you can just leave, and he won't even know you're gone.

Bob when you say the boss is that at work or like me the wife??? At work they are to busy to worry about what I do... at home it's closely monitored. 
Craig, I bet your boss encourages you to use Sonar,,, :) 

Cactus Music
Bob when you say the boss is that at work or like me the wife??? At work they are to busy to worry about what I do... at home it's closely monitored. 
Craig, I bet your boss encourages you to use Sonar... :) 

He never had to !! Actually Henry was using Cakewalk software back in the DOS days, I'm a relative newcomer (2000). When I first went to Henry's house, we went down to his studio. When he booted up SONAR instead of Pro Tools, I knew we were going to get along just fine 

Bah--HumBug!!!

Cactus Music
Bob when you say the boss is that at work or like me the wife??? At work they are to busy to worry about what I do... at home it's closely monitored. 
Craig, I bet your boss encourages you to use Sonar,,, :) 

That would be the boss at work, Johnny. I spend my days in a service truck, climbing poles and crawling under houses. DAW access is zero.
My wife actually likes me to keep the door of the studio open. I'm not sure if she likes listening, or she knows as long as I am making noise, I haven't fallen asleep in here.