The BARD Mobile App will remember your log in so you'll never have to log in again.
It is easy to transfer MP3's to your iPhone from your PC with iTunes. I don't do it very often, so I usually have to poke around in iTunes or look at some instructions first.
On 02/24/2015 08:39 PM, Kim Lingo wrote:
I actually got that up and running. One cool thing is that the book
apparently gets unzipped when it downloads, because you can play it once
it's there. The other thing is that after I switched to another app, I
could go right back into it and download another book without having to
log in again. Is this because I didn't close out the app, or because I
haven't turned off the I-Phone yet? Or is it just that once BARD sees
this mobile app after the first log-in, you don't have to do it again?
I guess I'll find out one way or another.
Here's another question, I have a lot of previously saved mp3 files on
another portable device that is not a phone. Is it very difficult to
transfer some of these files to your I-Phone via your computer?
Kim Lingo
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No you do not need to download anything from your computer. Actually
there is no way you can transfer Thanksgiving to you too your iPhone
my status changed from earlier versions of iPhone. If you have
downloaded NLS bored app you just need to go to search is it in the
West catalog or something like that type in the book he want ever in
Braille or audio save to wishlist and after you do that go back into
the app I think if I'm not mistaking you hit Search even that or you
hit where you downloaded books are in it something about wish list
and your books are there automatically and the books in it download
and that's all you need.
On Feb 23, 2015 8:29 PM, "Christopher Chaltain" <chaltain@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:chaltain@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I just download the books to my iPhone through the BARD Mobile
app. When you do this, they end up in the right place. If you
have books on your PC, you can use iTunes to transfer them over
to your phone, but I have yet to do it this way. I'd have to
look up the instructions or mess around with it myself first to
figure it out.
On 02/23/2015 06:47 PM, Kim Lingo wrote:
One last thing I'm sure you know the answer to--if you
could--I imagine
you have to copy talking books from your computer to the
I-Phone. Is
there a special area or folder where they are supposed to
go, or does
the software figure that out?
Thanks,
Kim Lingo
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Subject: [BlindMobileTech] Re: using apps with the I-Phone
You can download it directly from the App Store on your
phone. This is
how I install most apps on my phone. Roughly, the steps are:
1) Go into the App Store.
2) Double tap the search tab at the bottom of the screen.
3) Find the search field at the top of the screen and
type in the name
of the app you want to install. In this case, just type
BARD.
4) You'll see some suggestions right below the search
field. If the
BARD Mobile app is one of the suggestions, double tap on it,
otherwise, double tap the search button. Double tap on
the BARD Mobile
app in the search results.
5) Double tap the get button and the app will be
downloaded and
installed.
On 02/22/2015 05:49 PM, Kim Lingo wrote:
I have an I-Phone 6. I've been gradually learning
to use it--some by
accident. I've discovered a couple of books from
National Braille Press
on this, and have purchased those. I haven't gone
completely through
those yet, but I'm interested in downloading the app
from NLS to enable
reading of digital talking books on my phone. I
gather that you have to
go to the I-Tunes store for this. Is this something
you need to do
through a computer, or can you download it directly
from your I-Phone?
I do know how to read--or listen, but I also believe
in taking a
short-cut when possible. I'd appreciate any help on
this.
Kim Lingo
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