Thanks so much for the information. I've looked to see where the speakers 
are plugged in, so that's a start.

I may be able to get to Radio Shack over the weekend.  thanks again, Karen
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Stephan, William S NWK" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2011 11:31 AM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] more on cassette to computer


Karen:  It sounds way harder than it really is.  I had a bunch of stereo
cassettes of music that's no longer available commercially that were
deteriorating slowly, and I was able to digitize  them with  Gold Wave, and 
I
am by no means a techie.  Your sound card is where your speakers are 
probably
plugged in now.  There are maybe three jacks, and you'll have to figure out
which one is the input.  You might be able to use the microphone jack on the
front of your PC, but on the two units I've done this with, they're mono.
That probably doesn't matter if you're just after one track.  Also, if you
want to save some time and you're using Gold Wave, you should be able to 
play
your cassette at the fastest speed, and then use Gold Wave to edit it down 
to
normal speaking speed.
Good luck.

William S. Stephan
Procurement Analyst, Kansas City District National Contracting Organization

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