[bookport] Re: Questions from a new user part two
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 08:37:32 -0400
Scott:
The problem isn't a file name issue, but rather a title issue. Book Port =
Transfer attempts to derive a title for the file you are sending, and it =
does this by using the first line of the file. So, when you send a =
magazine, you get the same title for each file. As Lou mentioned, you can =
substitute the file name for the title by checking the "Send file name as =
title" check box on the General page of the Options dialog.
If you were highly motivated, you could edit the first line of the file to =
make the title whatever you wish, but who could blaim you if you don't =
want to do this!
Rob Meredith
>>> swhite6931@xxxxxxxxxxx 06/14/04 07:13PM >>>
Hello,
Thank you for your quick response to my questions in my last email.
I was uploading some magazines from web Braille this afternoon and=20
encountered the following issue.
In order to make the file names more understandable after they are =
uploaded=20
to Book Port, I rename them to a more familiar name such as PC World =
part=20
1, PC World part 2, PC World Part 3 etc.
My problem is that after they get uploaded to Book Port the only file =
name=20
spoken for the file names listed above will be PC World, PC World, PC =
World=20
etc.
Anyone have any ideas why this is happening?
What is the length for file names on Book Port?
Thanks,
Scott
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