[bookport] More newbie questions
- From: "Rik James" <d28rik@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 13:50:00 -0700
UNFILTERED - ?
"playing unfiltered files not supported" is what Bookport has said on a
couple of .doc and .opf files I've loaded into the unit.=20
FILES - ?
=20
Also the titles are strange on some files.
I understand it is suppose to be contents of beginning of file, but it =
seems
like not exactly right.
BOOKPORT TRANSFER UTILITY
Sometimes - When unattended every couple minutes it plays a lttle =
scale
like musical sound.
How should I interpret this?
I am assuming it is the reminder that "Bookport is connected" sound.
But if it means something else, I of course want to know.
Going to FOLDER -=20
When using Book Transfer Utility - "Look In" to find Bookport which on =
my
machine is calling it "Removeable Disk" if I hit ENTER on it, it WILL =
NOT go
there. Instead it will go somewhere else, like to my hard disk or some
other drive or folder.
Should it do this?
If so I must be doing something wrong whentrying to view Bookport
contents.
If I go to some folders and hit ENTER it brings up the Folder =
Properties.
Also when I try and hit ENTER on the "go to last folder" button, it =
actually
actuates the SEND and sends a file to the unit. I don't understand =
this.
But I do notice that at least for me, hitting SPACEBAR does work for =
this
button. I noticed before that when I would hit ENTER on Options or Help =
or
other buttons, it would not work, but did work with the spacebar. Is =
this
right?
TRANSFERing files=20
Should I have multiple files of same book displayed after I transfer a
book?
I notice this when viewing using Windows Explorer since as said above I
can't seem to get the Transfer Utility to diplay the unit contents in =
the
List View.
They are files of same title with the extensions ._DD ._AA and ._IX
Also... Files saying LASTFILE -- is it something that I should not fool
with and leave there?
FILE TYPES=20
I have scanned books using OpenBook and wondered how I can best read =
them
with Bookport... Save them as what file type, I mean. =20
Thanks.
Sorry to throw so much in one email.
But I figure I may as well get it straight as I learn.
Richard
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