[bookport] Re: Bookport Transfer Not Deleting All Files
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 05 May 2005 08:31:53 -0400
Pete:
It is not Book Port Transfer's responsibility to delete any source
files but the ones you are pointing to. It doesn't know that other files
are associated with a given selection, and it should not make this
assumption. Remember, the source list in Book Port Transfer is really
nothing but a standard File Open dialog.
Wwhen in the Book Port file list, of course the opposite is true.
>>> ptorpey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 05/04/05 08:23PM >>>
Problem: When a book is deleted from the list of books to be sent
in
the Bookport Transfer program, even though Bookport Transfer shows the
books
as being deleted, several files related to the original book remain
when
viewed from Windows Explorer.
0. I have several DAISY formatted books from Bookshare in a
directory
from which I transfer files to the Bookport.
1. Within Bookport Transfer, tab to the list of files to be
transferred.
2. Highlight one or more of the books in the list.
3. Hit the delete key to delete these books. You will be asked to
confirm if you really want to delete these books.
4. Confirm that you want to delete by hitting enter. The desired
books
will no longer appear in the list of books to be sent to the Bookport.
5. Close Bookport Transfer.
6. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the folder containing the
books which you wanted to copy to the Bookport. In this folder you
will see
several files with various extensions which refer to books that have,
presumably, been deleted. These file extensions include:
NCX
SMIL
XML
Thus, the delete function in the Bookport Transfer program is not
properly
cleaning out these additional files associated with the DAISY
formatted
books. They can only be deleted by using Windows Explorer. I would
expect
the Bookport Transfer program to properly clean these out when books
are
deleted and no longer show up in the list of books to be transferred.
-- Pete
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