Hi Don,
Yes, the Juliet Pro does have a memory buffer but it is only 25 pages of
braille. If one were going to emboss multiple copies of a document larger
than that, they should use Duxbury itself or perhaps attempt to braille
multiple copies with the BN or M-power. I was not satisfied with how
Keyword dealt with multiple copying embossing so only did one document at a
time. If AC adapter is connected, hopefully, one won't need to worry about
the document stopping at 30 or so pages. I guess we'll stay tuned! Thanks
for the good information!
Jim Aldrich
At 04:47 PM 06/28/2005 , you wrote:
Jim,
A couple of things. I could look it up here as we have a Juliet pro
embosser, but isn't there a way to emboss multiple copies of a doc and do
it in the printer by
loading a single copy of the document into the Juliet memory and then
embossing it X number of times.
The other thing, the MPower does not go into sleep mode when the adapter
is connected and operating, so this might help you as well.
Don
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