Small correction on Step #6: I should have said route jaws to pc cursor --- petrakigianos-giasou@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > My setup here is: Windows XP Home, JAWS 5.10. I also have been > using an mp3 player/recorder with 20 gb of storage called the > RipDrive which is made by a company called PoGo Products for > over a year. > > The RipDrive mp3 device when connected to computer using the > usb > cables shows up on my g:\ drive. When I remove the RipDrive > device from the USB cables the unit no longer is using the g:\ > drive. > > The RipDrive does not use any software. > > On Friday I installed my Book Port device successfully. The > Book > Port also uses the g:\ drive letter when it is connected to my > computer. > > My questions are: > > Could there be a drive letter conflict since both devices > (RipDrive & Book Port) use drive letter g:\ when each of these > devices is separetly connected to my computer. I never have > both > devices connected to my computer at the same time. > > Should I reassign the drive letter for my RipDrive and leave > my > Book Port on my g:\ drive letter as it is? > > Finally, APH has the following instructions for reassigning > drive letter for the Book Port: > > How Do you Reassign Drive Letters Under XP? > > One of the things that can happen when you connect your Book > Port is that its drive letter can conflict with an existing > drive letter. Here is how to change > Book Port's drive letter assignment under XP. > 1. Open the Control Panel. > 2. Select Administrative Tools. > 3. Select Computer Management. > 4. Select Storage in the list view on the right. > 5. Select Disk Management (local.) > 6. Right-click the removable drive currently used by the Book > Port. (Note that the applications key does not work in this > instance.) > 7. Select Change Drive Letter and Paths. > 8. Tab to the Change button and press Enter. > 9. Select the "Assign the following drive letter" radio > button. > 10. Select the unused drive letter you prefer in the box. > 11. Select OK. > > My question: > > Does the Book Port device have to be physically connected to > my > computer in order to do the above 11 steps for the drive > letter > assignment change? There is no mention that the Book Port > device > has to be connected to my computer. > > Step 6: Says applications key on keyboard will not work. Will > doing a route pc to jaws cursor keystrokes and then pressing > the > key on the numeric keypad for a right mouse click do it? As I > cannot use the mouse's right click. Or is this will require > sighted assistance to do the right mouse click? > > Last question: Should I move the drive letter for my RipDrive > anyway to avoid future conflicts? > > Thank you very much. > > > >