[bksvol-discuss] Re: Cypress Point Upload
- From: Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 02:05:02 -0700 (PDT)
I appreciated your explanation, Sue.
I don't know if this is possible with the Dell you
have, but...I, too, have folders with different things
in them, but when I'm validating a file I keep it on
the desktop and not in a folder. That way when I'm
ready to upload I just "browse" from the desktop. Is
that possible with your set-up or is it impossible,
i.e. keeping what you're working on outside any
folder.
Cindy
--- siss52 <siss52@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> 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
>
>
>
>
>
>
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