Subject:Press Release: Humanware introduces the new Victor Reader Stream Library EditionHumanWare logo. The power is in your hands Press Release Humanware introduces the new Victor Reader Stream Library Edition (a larger print text-only version is available athttp://www.humanware.ca/web/en/newsletter/63-t.htm)In the United States, the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS) is offering digital books and magazines through Internet download. In addition, the old cassette books and magazines are gradually being replaced by the new digital book cartridges that will be mailed to library patrons. Digital book cartridges are about the same size as a single cassette but the entire book fits on only one cartridge. There is no need to manage multiple cassettes or change sides anymore! NLS will provide free digital book cartridge players to all patrons over the next several years.Stream Library Edition steps how toReaders who want to experience the benefits of the new digital books right away may consider purchasing the Victor Reader Stream book player from HumanWare. This is a pocket size player capable of playing both the download digital books and the newbook cartridges. User of a Stream Library Edition The new Victor Reader Stream Library Editionis so easy to use, it is ideal to play the new NLS book cartridges. It comes with a book cartridge holder that attaches to the back of the Stream and allows you to play the cartridge directly on the player. It is designed to detect and start playing the book cartridge when you insert it. It will even resume playing the book from where you left it the last time! The Stream also has a copy feature to copy the book cartridge to the memory card of the Stream allowing you to keep multiple books onyour Stream at one time.The NLS digital books are encrypted and you must apply to the NLS BARD web site to get an authorization file that when loaded to the Stream will provide the necessary digital decryption key to play both the download books and book cartridges. To learnmore visit the BARD web site at: https://nlsbard.loc.gov. This is your starting point to apply for BARD service and authorization to playthe books on the Stream.The Stream can also play books from many other Internet sources such as RFB&D.org, Bookshare.org, Audible.com, and ReadHowYouWant.com. It also plays music and even has a built-in computer voice to play computer documents. It is also able to use this computer voice to render the NLS electronic Web Braille books as spoken audio. The Stream even has a feature to record voice notes. To learn more about the standard Stream or Stream Library Edition contact HumanWare at 1-800-722-3393 or visit theStream page at http://www.Humanware.com/streamLENo virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.comVersion: 8.5.409 / Virus Database: 270.14.0/2406 - Release Date: 09/30/09 18:56:00