Is there brf support for the Stream, or if not, is there any plan to include that in future firmware updates? That would be the one thing that would make me want to jump on getting the device. I can translate brf to text in Kurzweil, but it's not always perfect. -Vapour Vapour Wiseblood: Musician, writer, warrior-priest. Check out my band, Arimathea, at: www.myspace.com/arimatheasd ----- Original Message ----- From: jnuttallphd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To: bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 6:54 AM Subject: [bookshare-discuss] Re: Vicctor Reader Streem to Miss Wings. Yes, currently the documentation on the Stream is not fully flushed out. So, I would contact them directly to get the information on how to download a bookshare book to the Stream. RFB&D is still looking at the Stream to ok it for there books. Jim N. ----- Original Message ---- From: duane iverson <diverson@xxxxxxxxxx> To: bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 12:44:26 AM Subject: [bookshare-discuss] Vicctor Reader Streem to Miss Wings. I have a link in my internet explorer to Humanware Canada which makes and sells the stream, and a smarter person them myself might know how to put the link in the email. Too bad you're stuck with me. Anyway I went there and downloaded the user guide and skipped through it. I also went through the FAQs and I found nothing specific. I think though that you can probably download the *.bks file directly to the stream. Failing that you would want to unpack the book and download all the files to the stream. Since this is a daisy player it uses bookmarks and the like which are encoded in the various files in an unpacked bookshare book. I know the stream is supposed to read RFB and D files which would necessitate copying the whole CD of a book directly to the stream. You transfer files either by using Windows Explorer: Or according to the user guide there is also transfer software that comes with the Stream. I hope that when you guys get the stream you put reviews on this list. I listened to the presentation on tec talk: there is a link to that on humanware's website, and I want one bad. Sincerely Yours: Duane Iverson