Hi E,
Simply enter my computer, select the drive, do not press enter but
instead press the applications key and choose Open from that menu. That
should list the drive contents, so yu can search for the documentation
files.
Doesn't sound like the docs are clearly labeled....or maybe they wrote such
shoddy docs they would rather you don't find it.
Good luck,
Jake
----- Original Message -----
From: "E." <thoth93@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 1:12 AM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] eclipse reader from RFBD
RFBD produces books on cd with are only accessible on their proprietary software or stand alone players. One of these is Eclipse reader. Anybody ever use it?
They claim documentation comes on the cd. Everytime I try to access the documentation using Windows Explorer, the installation starts up. I cannot get a reading of what is on the cd. Any ideas?
I notice I got two cds for the Eclipse produce. Both came in a flimsy cardboard envelope in celophane wrappers with a coupld of index card sized pages of braille included. No labels on the cds which I guess is understandable since they did not come in a case on which a braille label can be stuck. One cd seems to be the voices.
By the way, I have used computers for over twenty years. I wonder how the novice would find using this product in terms of ease.
E.
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