Using the RFBD key is pretty simple. Once you install it, all you need to = do to send a book to Book Port is insert the CD and type in the personal = identification number. Book Port will then show you the sections of the = book and let you decide what to send to the Book Port. <<< boacosta@xxxxxxxxxxx 5/ 7 8:31p >>> Hello Janice, First of all, I didn't know that one could download daisy books from the rfbd web site. Shame on me. When I bought the key the disk cost 20 = bucks. RFBD is very proprietary with their books. If you do not do it their way then no books. I found that many of the readers were not too good, but i = am spoiled with nls books. ----- Original Message -----=20 From: "Janice W. Sowokinos" <janice.sowokinos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 2:13 PM Subject: [bookport] RFB&D > We are planning to use the BookPort to listen to RFB&D digital audio files. > We are told that we must first buy a key for $10 from RFB&D; I believe = the > key comes on a floppy disk. We are going to use a 1 gigabyte card in = the > BookPort. > > If anyone has experience using this key and using the Bookport for RFB&D > books, I would like to hear about that. > > Thanks, > Janice Sowokinos > =20