[bksvol-discuss] Re: Okay, nearly there...

  • From: Rogerbailey81@xxxxxxx
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  • Date: Mon, 16 Nov 2009 22:58:13 EST

Okay, this brings to mind several adages like there being more than meets 
the eye and the one about walking a mile in one's moccasins. Besides, I had 
forgotten that you had mentioned dyslexia before. That would qualify you by 
itself.

                                                                            
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Hi Roger, I don't think that the short cable that came with the Stream or 
the Book Sense will work to load books onto the cartridges. You will need a 
cable
that is USB "A" male to USB "A" female. The one that came with the Stream 
is USB "A" female to USB "B" male. The "A" is the standard sized connecter 
that
is on the end of flash drives and any other cable that plugs into the 
computers' USB ports.The "B" is the small size port that the portable devices 
like
to use. Rod ----- Original Message ----- From: 
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 6:34 PMSubject: Re: [BARD-Discuss] Flash 
DriveI still have not gotten an NLS digital player nor examined one of the 
cartridges,
so I am not real sure of this, but I think that if you have a Stream the 
cable that came with that should work with the cartridges too.              
      
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have no country to fight for; my country is the earth, and I am a citizen of 
the
world." Eugene V. Debs                  The Militant: 
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Drive  Date:11/16/2009 7:46:17 PM Eastern Standard 
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from the Internet (Details)table endJean, you can also order a cable for 
the cartridges that will connect to your puter.  ILA has the cable, too.  
Then,
you can transfer the same way you dowith a card.earlier, Jean C. 
Turley-Sinclair, wrote:>I don't have the new advanced player yet, but when I do 
get it
I >want to order the blank cartridgesfrom ILA and when I do how >exactly do 
I transfer downloaded books or magazines onto the blank >cartridge?  Since
I evidently can't use my card readerlike I do >with my Victor Reader Stream 
and it sounds like I need to get a >flash drive to transfer books, how 
exactly
does this work as I have >neverdelt with a flash drive and don't exactly 
even know what it is.>Thanks, JeanAt 10:34 AM 11/16/2009, you wrote:>>This is
really great because now we haveat least two sources for this>>thing.>>As 
for the research thing, no problem.  They do look like they would work>>
pretty
good.  MS>>>>-----Original Message----->>From:NLS BARD General Discussion [ 
mailto:BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of>>Alan Lemly>>Sent: Monday, 
November
16, 2009 12:24 PM>>To: BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>Subject:Re: 
[BARD-Discuss] Flash Drive>>>>Mike, I must have done my research before I was 
aware 
of
Lexar having a>>similar product  but thanks for pointing outmy error. For 
those who like>>Kingston products, they have a similar product to the Lexar 
that
Jay posted>>about. As previously stated, it is the KingstonDataTraveler 101 
which can>>be found at most online retailers.>>>>Alan Lemly>>>>
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mailto:BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxx]On Behalf Of>>Sweaney>>Sent: Monday, November 16, 
2009 12:11 PM>>To: 
BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>Subject:
Re: [BARD-Discuss] Flash Drive>>>>Kingstonmy own Lexar or maybe they sell a 
similar product but the picture>>of the usb clearly says LEXAR.>>>>
-----Original
Message----->>From: NLS BARD GeneralDiscussion [ 
mailto:BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of>>Alan Lemly>>Sent: Monday, November 
16, 2009 12:03 PM>>To: 
BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>Subject:Re:
[BARD-Discuss] Flash Drive>>>>I believe the Kingston DataTraveler 101 is 
the flash drive model to which>>the poster about the hinged drive was 
referring.Based
on my research>>yesterday, this model comes in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB 
capacities.>>>>Alan Lemly>>>>-----Original Message----->>From: NLS BARD 
GeneralDiscussion
[ mailto:BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of>>Bill>>Sent: Monday, November 
16, 2009 10:47 AM>>To: BARD-DISCUSS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>Subject: 
Re:[BARD-Discuss]
Flash Drive>>>>Bill H. Writes,>>>>Max,>>It is C L O T H E S pin, not c l o 
s e pin<grin>>>>>I just remodeled my clothes pin (up-graded). It is all 
wood,
as I have>>to shave the end THICKNESS off  and did a little hollowing out 
the mouth>>to get a square bite.>>Probably the hinged flash drivesomeone 
mentioned
would be the best>>cure, as it is longer he said with the hinge open. I am 
not familiar>>with that one.>>>>Bill H. in Friendswood>>>>>>>>MaxSwanson 
wrote:>>
> With all this talk of shaved closepins as an insertion tool, wouldn't it>>
 > make sense, in the next design of the player, to recessthe side port>> >
where the flash drive is intended to go, such that said drive wouldn't>> > 
stick out?>> >>> > BTW, be sure not to use any metalic 
closepin-equivalents,IMHO,
due to the>> > danger of magnetism.  Come to think of it, I've seen 
closepins with srings>> > of some kind of metal; is this a problem?>> >>>John

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