Aha! Thanks, Rob. So, the ALT+S won't do it, but the Application Key will. Thanks very much. -----Original Message----- From: bookport-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bookport-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of ROB MEREDITH Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 4:22 PM To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [bookport] Re: Some More Suggestions Walt: The way to send an entire folder is to locate the folder in Windows = Explorer, hit the Applications key, and pick Send To Book Port. You can = also to this from within Book Port Transfer, though the logic seems odd. = In other words, you hit Applications in Book Port Transfer on a folder, = and pick Send To Book Port. Rob Meredith >>> WSmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 02/04/05 04:12PM >>> This may already be possible, but if so, I can't figure out the right way = to do it: how about the ability to copy an entire folder of material directly from the computer to the BP? Just last night, I was trying to copy a = folder with a number of text files...I figured I'd just focus on the folder and press ALT+S for Send, but it didn't work. Should it have? If not, is there = a way to do this now? If not, could it be considered?=20 -----Original Message----- From: bookport-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bookport-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]= =20 On Behalf Of ptorpey Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 4:09 PM To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx=20 Subject: [bookport] Some More Suggestions Below are several suggestions for the future: 1. Here is a minor issue which pops up all of the time and might be able to be addressed for a future firmware release. Each time the Bookport is plugged into the USB port, the Bookport loses its place. When you unplug the Bookport, the user is placed on the first file in the root directory and must navigate back to the directory and document which he/she was reading before. I think it would be nice if when the Bookport was plugged into the USB port it made a record of the user's location, and placed the user back in the original location after being unplugged. Not a big deal, but it would be a bit nicer if this could happen. 2. How about a list of "recent documents" which would contain the last several documents a user was reading? Sometimes I'll be reading several books, magazines, or other texts in parallel. These items might be in different folders, etc. It would be nice to be able to navigate to one of these documents quickly. This would also serve as a reminder of what documents one were in the middle of or what documents has been recently read. This is similar to the list of recently used files which often comes up under the File menu in most Windows programs. This might work along with the first suggestion (i.e., a way for the bookport to go back to where it was before being connected to the USB). 3. I would still really like to have the ability to move forward and backward, place marks, etc. in recorded memos. Sometimes these memos might get long (i.e., when taking a phone message) and one wants to get quickly to one part of the message. It would be great if these memos could be treated just as the other files are in the system. -- Pete