[duxuser] Re: dux/.sct file
- From: Kimaone@xxxxxxx
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 1 Nov 2003 23:59:26 EST
George,
I don't want to open an ".sct" file. I just want to open a duxbury file on
the memory stick and it comes up "unable to open .sct file". I just store my
document that I want to translate on a memory stick instead of a floppy disk.
My laptop doesn't have a floppy storage spot.
Let me explain this again. I have some "down time" at work when I choose
to do some of my braille translation. So I type in a book or a ditto or
something on my laptop in Duxbury Win. I save it on a memory sick in my
laptop.
After shutting down the memory stick properly I take it out and when I have a
chance I take it to the PC in a different location and insert my memory stick
in my card reader on my PC and open Dux Win. I go to "file" and "open" and go
to the memory stick. I click on the duxbury file on my memory stick that I
want to translate. It comes up in a print copy of Dux Win but when I go to
translate it so I can emboss it the screen reads something like "unable to
recognize .sct file". So I just copy/paste the document on a "new" duxbury
file and
translate it and it does translate and then embosses it beautifully. I was
just puzzled as to what a .sct file was and I am still puzzled as to why my Dux
Win program won't translate from a memory stick. It will work right off of
a floppy or a CD Rom but not a memory stick.
But no, I won't try to open an .sct file. It sounds like it is something
way beyond me. I will leave that to you and your colleagues in the tech
department.
I hope this helps.
Theresa
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