[macvoiceover] BookTransfer (UBT) for MacOSX

BookTransfer 0.1 is the first public release of the ubt with a Macintosh interface. It will transfer text and html files to either the APH Bookport or BookCourier connected to a Mac by means of a USB cable.
At this point BookTransfer will only transfer text and html documents. I hope to have MP3 files working soon. HTML files are translated into text with links listed at the bottom as footnotes.
BookTransfer is a self contained application so you don't need to install ubt first. It is included in the application bundle. 

As with all my programs it is free and is VoiceOver compatible.
Download BookTransfer from my .Mac public folder. My .Mac username is gregkearney 

Instructions for use:

1. Run the BookTransfer program
2. Select the text or html file you wish to transfer
3. Select the file type from the radio buttons
4. Select where you would like the file to be transfered to, in most cases your Bookport of BookCourier 5. Select if you would like the files to be placed into a new directory. If you check this a new directory will be made at the place where you selected 6. in the previous step. It will be named for the filename you selected in step 2. 
7. Push the OK button.
At this point it will only work for text and html document. I hope to figure out what's wrong with dong mp3 files. The underlying program UBT can not at this point transfer DAISY files so neither can BookTransfer.
UBT was developed by Brian Buhrow at the NFB of California and all credit should go to him. I just programmed a GUI around it. Remember this is the first public release things are going to break. 

Greg Kearney
Wyoming Medical Center
307-577-2473


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