[duxuser] Re: dux/.sct file
- From: "George Bell" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2003 05:49:29 -0000
Hi Theresa,
Thank you for explaining things so carefully.
I don't think it will break Duxbury to buy one of these memory sticks,
but could you please tell us what specific one you have? (Sorry if you
have said before)
George Bell
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From: Kimaone@xxxxxxx [mailto:Kimaone@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 02 November 2003 04:59
To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [duxuser] Re: dux/.sct file
George,
I don't want to open an ".sct" file. I just want to open a duxbury file
on the memory stick and it comes up "unable to open .sct file". I just
store my document that I want to translate on a memory stick instead of
a floppy disk. My laptop doesn't have a floppy storage spot.
Let me explain this again. I have some "down time" at work when I
choose to do some of my braille translation. So I type in a book or a
ditto or something on my laptop in Duxbury Win. I save it on a memory
sick in my laptop. After shutting down the memory stick properly I
take it out and when I have a chance I take it to the PC in a different
location and insert my memory stick in my card reader on my PC and open
Dux Win. I go to "file" and "open" and go to the memory stick. I click
on the duxbury file on my memory stick that I want to translate. It
comes up in a print copy of Dux Win but when I go to translate it so I
can emboss it the screen reads something like "unable to recognize .sct
file". So I just copy/paste the document on a "new" duxbury file and
translate it and it does translate and then embosses it beautifully. I
was just puzzled as to what a .sct file was and I am still puzzled as to
why my Dux Win program won't translate from a memory stick. It will
work right off of a floppy or a CD Rom but not a memory stick.
But no, I won't try to open an .sct file. It sounds like it is
something way beyond me. I will leave that to you and your colleagues
in the tech department.
I hope this helps.
Theresa
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