[bookport] Select Audio Range
- From: "LARRY SKUTCHAN" <lskutchan@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 14:33:21 -0400
Someone asked about the Select Audio range dialog and how to tell if you =
are actually getting the whole book.
The Select Audio Book Range dialog lets you decide how much content of an =
audio book gets sent to your Book Port. If your flash card has enough =
space, you may send the entire file. If the card does not contain enough =
space, you may use this dialog to decide which portion of the book to =
send.
The Select Audio Book Range dialog contains two boxes. The items in these =
boxes depend on the content you are sending. If you are sending a Digital =
Talking Book, the selection items are sections of the book that have been =
marked up. If, for example, the book were marked up with chapters, =
sections, and pages, each item in the lists would be a chapter, a section, =
or a page. If you are sending a book from audible.com, each item is a 5 =
minute interval of the book.
The first list lets you pick where to start. Normally, the beginning of =
the book is highlighted in this box. If, however, the book already exists =
on your Book Port, the highlighted item points to the current reading =
position in that file.
The second box lets you select how much of the file you wish to send. If =
you have room on your flash card, the End of Book item will be highlighted.=
Otherwise, the maximum amount of material will be selected. The =
software prevents you from selecting more material than will actually fit =
on your card.
As you move the starting position, the range highlight automatically =
adjusts to maximize the amount of audio to send.
Normally, when this dialog appears, you may simply press the Enter key to =
get the correct starting point and the maximum amount of material.
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