Dilsia, My problem is that I do not know how much to post. You see, I had jumped from a big desktop with Windows 98se, a dial-up connection, and Jaws 4.5 to a Dell Notebook (laptop) with Windows XP, a broadband connection, and Jaws 7.0 professional. So Pratik divided his instructions into parts, knowing that part of the problem was that I am new at Windows XP, and it behaves in a different way when compared to Windows 98se. So the settings might be different for people with different equipment or programs. The instructions are definitely fantastic. It was like having an instructor go through every step from the ground up, so to speak. I will tell you this much about uploading. When I got to the path field and selected the browse function, I got this prompt, which I assume everyone gets, asking for the name of the file to upload. I was starting from the beginning of the tabs, where it says, "look in" and choosing something from every tab group. Well, he told me to do a shift-tab twice, which took me to the list where you can select "my documents" and press enter. Then on the next tab you can choose your folder, assuming "my documents" is where you stored it. I had 5 folders in there, and you use the up or down arrow keys to select the one where the file is stored, which, in my case, was "bookshare". He said to press enter so I would be inside that folder, and "cypress.rtf" was the only file in it. Otherwise you would use the arrow keys to get the cursor on the right file, or hit the first letter of the filename. Then press spacebar to select that file. After that, Iwas to do nothing else, just accept the book. I saw the path which Julie had described but which I was never able to see. If that makes sense I am glad, but I am neither a tech expert nor a writer/instructor. <smile> The rest involves how to create a new folder, how to move the book to the folder, and changing some settings in "folder options" in the tools menu. I am sure it could all be put on Jake's site in different parts, but since I did not create and organize the instructions I would not feel free to post them. I would not presume to post something someone else designed, organized and wrote. <smile> Please understand that it is not that I want to be unhelpful, but rather that I do not want to be presumptuous. <smile> Regards, Sue S. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dilsia A. Martinez To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 1:36 AM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Cypress Point Upload Dear Sue:I am very interested in the way Cypress Point problem was resolved. Maybe it could be useful to put it on Jake Brownwell's site Tips. John you read my mind somehow DilsiaJohn Glass wrote:Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 16:18:23 -0700From: "John Glass" <John.G@xxxxxxxxxxxx>Hi Sue, Congratulations on getting the book uploaded, and a big thanks to Pratikfor helping solve the problem. When you have a chance, please let me know which settings you had tochange to solve the problem. I have been reading all of the messages regarding this, and would liketo know which suggestions solved the problem? Thanks John GlassCustomer Support Manager, Bookshare -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.