Protected Content The books you order from RFBD have been protected to prevent unauthorized = duplication and distribution. In order to authorize your device to play = these books, you must order an authorization key from RFBD. The key is = low cost and easy to install. It will be shipped to you on a 3.5 inch = disk. When the disk arrives, start the authorization program on the disk. = Once you authorize your computer, you will not need that disk again = unless you need to install the software again. Once you have your authorization key installed, the software will ask you = to enter a personal identification number (PIN) before you send an RFBD = Digital Talking Book to Book Port.=20 >>> PRADER@xxxxxxx Monday, September 20, 2004 4:27:48 PM >>> Richard: When the Book Port was first designed, the developers here at APH were led = =3D to believe that there wouldn't be a problem with sending RFB&D books to = =3D Book Port. It took several months to get this resolved. You will need to = =3D purchase a key from RFB&D, which will allow you to send those books to the = =3D Book Port. Be sure to ask for a key for Book Wizard, or they won't know = =3D what you're talking about. Larry, perhaps we need to include this in the = =3D manual.=3D20 Pamela >>> ring.richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 09/20/04 04:02PM >>> I am curious about something. Please note, this is not a criticism, it is simply something I'm wondering about. I read in the Bookport manual that the Bookport can in fact play digital talking books from RFB&D. However, no mention is made of the process by which one can activate the Bookport so that it can play such books. I realize that the process is not in fact referred to as activation, but what exactly does one have to do? Inquiring minds want to know.