Yes as Reg said, dropbox is awesome. I have the client on my computer at home, at work, and on the girls' computer. I pass things to the girls, as well as come home and work on files I was working on at work. My boss puts a book in the work folder, and I can work on it anywhere. Sometimes I have to create audio for a student, and if I do that here, rather than worry about whether I have CD's, I'll zip it up and drop it in dropbox so I can make the CD's when I get to work, or my boss can if I won't be in for awhile. If you run into any trouble, let me know. I'll do what I can to help out.
From: ATI [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Starner, alicia M. Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2014 9:32 PM To: 'Adaptive technology information and support.' Subject: [ATI] drop box service that works with JAWS Hello All, I have recently been doing some contract work for a friend of mine who is a college student working toward his Ph. D. He asked me to transcribe his qualitative interviews from digital format to a printable transcript. I have finished all of his transcripts, and I am now getting ready to start with another student doing the same thing. With my friend it was easy because he is in Sedalia and could bring me a CD with the mp3 recording on it; however, the next client I am working with lives in Seattle and cannot just drive over to my house to drop off a CD. Does anyone have any ideas for drop box type services or file sharing services that I could use to transfer files back and forth that works with JAWS? My client will be sending me mp3 files of 1.5-2 hours of recorded interviews per file for me to transcribe and these files are too large to send by email. I tried in compressed folders and all sorts of ways through email, but they are still to large. Any help for services that are accessible with JAWS and easy to learn would be appreciated. Thanks, Alicia Starner
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