[bookport] Re: "There are no files to read."
- From: Ron Wright <wrightr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 08 Oct 2005 12:16:36 -0700
Lynnette and Lou,
Much to my delight/surprise/embarrassment you were right. I was in the
Notes folder -- the only empty folder. I've put a text file there now
called "This is the Notes Folder.txt" whose contents are
This is the notes folder.
There may be no notes here.
Press star and 0 at the same time to exit.
So hopefully I won't get stuck on this again.
With great appreciation,
Ron
PS: I am warmed and touched by the rapid response to my query. I tried
signing up for this group when I first got my BookPort and nothing
happened (probably because I put the subscribe command in the message
body like our listservers do not in the subject line), so I wondered if
this list really worked. It does! Thanks!
Lynnette wrote:
Hi Ron,
Try pressing the star key and the 0. Perhaps you're in a folder and need to
exit.
Lynnette
Lou Kolb wrote:
> Ron,
> Could they be in a subfolder on your card? Try pressing the zero plus
> the pound keys and see what happens. Lou
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Wright" <wrightr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 1:41 PM
Subject: [bookport] "There are no files to read."
I just got my new BookPort (after the last one mysteriously disappeared
-- so I'm familiar with how it works) and I was able to read the user
manual. I downloaded some files in the morning and was able to listen to
them. I downloaded more files but when I went to read them, pressing 2
gives an error message "There are no files to read." And pressing # for
next file says "There are no file." If I hook it back up to the computer
I can see the files there, both in the BookPort Transfer software and
using Windows Explorer.
Anyone ever had this problem?
Ron Wright
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