>> Hello all I am wondering if someone can give me some keystrokes for >> the following Unknown command. >> Page layouts Unknown command. >> Paragraph layouts Unknown command. >> Accessing fonts Unknown command. >> Taking out blank lines Unknown command. >> Putting in page brakes Unknown command. >> And after spell checking, do I put the book that I proofread, back >> in RTF before uploading it back to the website? Unknown command. >> Oh and how do I put a document in single spaces? Unknown command. >> Sent from my iPod Unknown command. No commands detected in message. ** Ecartis Help File ** By Rachel Blackman, JT Traub and Ryan T. Dean TO GET A LIST OF LISTS: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "lists". A list of lists hosted by the server will be returned to you. TO SUBSCRIBE TO A LIST: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server (you can just reply to this message). In the subject field, enter "subscribe [listname]". Or, you can send a message to "[listname]-request" with a subject of "subscribe". TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM A LIST: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server (you can just reply to this message). Enter "unsubscribe [listname]" in the subject field. You can also send a message to "[listname]-request" with a subject of "unsubscribe". While you should NOT send your unsubscribe command to the list itself, Ecartis will attempt to trap such erroneous postings and forward them to the list administrators for proper handling. TO GET A DIGEST EVERY DAY: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "set [listname] digest". This will turn on digests, and you will receive a digest however often the server is configured to send them. TO STOP GETTING A DIGEST: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "unset [listname] digest". This will turn off digest mode, and instead you will receive an eMail every time something is posted to the list. TO GET A DIGEST AND NORMAL POSTS: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "set [listname] digest2". This will activate digest mode with normal posting. As each message is posted to the list it will be sent to you, and you will receive a digest as well. This flag should be used INSTEAD of digest, NOT IN ADDITION TO. To stop receiving digests in addition to normal posts, send a message to the ecartis account with a subject of "unset [listname] digest2". You will go back to receiving normal posts. TO FIND OUT WHO IS ON A LIST: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "who [listname]". You will receive a list of people subscribed to the list who are not hidden. Admins will be able to see everbody, including those hidden. TO HIDE ON A LIST: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "set [listname] hidden". You will no longer appear on WHO queries to the listserver. No one (except Admins) will know you are subscribed to the list unless you post to it (in which case those people on the list will know you posted if nothing else). TO STOP HIDING ON A LIST: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "unset [listname] hidden". You will then show up on WHO queries to the listserver. TO GO ON VACATION: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "set [listname] vacation". You will remain subscribed to the list but will not receive any eMail as long as this flag is set. To come back from vacation, eMail the ecartis account with a subject of "unset [listname] vacation". TO CHECK ON YOUR OWN STATUS: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "stats [listname]". You will get a list of all the flags currently set on your account. TO GET A LIST OF FLAGS AVAILABLE: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "flags". An eMail will be sent to you with the available flags that you can set on your account. TO GET A LIST OF COMMANDS AVAILABLE: Send a message to the ecartis account on the server with a subject of "commands". An eMail will be sent to you with all the commands that the server and any installed modules offer. Sent from my iPod > On Dec 9, 2014, at 10:27 AM, Gary Petraccaro <garypet130@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Your best bets are Epson or Plustek. It depends on what kinds of books you > scan, how you like to scan, and what physical issues you have if any. If > you're still using XP, I have a couple Epson 1660's I'm willing to part with. > If Win7, the Plustek line works well especially if you intent to do > single-page scanning, bookedge scanning. There are probably Epsons which > will work with it too, someone recommended a 37 or 370 of theirs. Those > aren't bookedge and probably work best with two-page mode paperbacks. > I do almost all of my scanning with the Plustek 3600. I keep hoping it will > die so I can upgrade to the 4600 or 4800 whichever it is currently. It won't > die. It just keeps on scanning. It was supposed to die after 22000 scans or > so. That's several lives back. > > Happy Holidays. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jana Jackson > To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Sent: Monday, December 08, 2014 1:22 AM > Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Scanner Suggestions? > > Hi, all! It looks like my faithful Epson scanner didn't weather my recent > move very well, so I need a new one. I have the KNFB reader for my iPhone, > but I'm not sure how well it does with books. Does anyone have suggestions > for scanners that work well with K1000? I'm going to check Kurzweil's > website as well... Hopefully, they still have that page that talks about how > compatible different scanners are with it. But any suggestion is > appreciated! <Smile> Thanks! > > Jana >