Hi, thanks for the info. Are these extra files also created if you just
transfer files to your card without going through the BP transfer program?
Ann
Ann:
For every file you send to Book Port, you will have 2 additional files, giving you 3 files for every book. The strange extensions you saw are created by Book Port Transfer and the Book Port. The DD file is the actual data file. The other 2 files (the ix file and the aa file) are for navigation indexing and to hold your place in the file. You don't want to delete those files. Even if you did, they would be put back.
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>>> annmorris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 08/08/05 09:07PM >>> Hi everyone, I have been finding that when looking at my files on my card reader, I see some strange file extensions such as _ix. There are usually several different extensions for the same file even if it is an mp3 that I have
copied over. Can anyone explain and if you remove them, will the original file still play?
Ann
