As pamela said, APH does not support the Bookport on anything other
than the Windows operating systems she indicated. However, if
you're
willing to go off-roading, so to speak, I've written a command line
transfer utility which works on the Macintosh under OS X which
can be used
to transfer text files and MP3 files to the BookPort.
Visit
http://www.nfbcal.org/~buhrow/ubt
for details.
-Brian
On Jun 19, 1:05pm, "Tataindi" wrote:
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