Hi: - A card reader is typically used for transferring a file from your PC to a compact flash card. If I'm understanding you correctly, you actually want to place the compact flash card into the back of your BN, and then you can move that particular file by either going to the file manager and arrowing down to move file and following the prompts, or within another menu (i.e. word processor, media player, etc.) within the open file prompt select the file you wish moved and press "read + control + m" and follow the prompts. All the best. - Kim Share your yesterdays, dream of tomorrow, but live for today!!
Kim Lookingbill [EMAIL PROTECTED] (email or MSN Messenger) Blast From The Past Sundays, 16 to 19 UTC Back Stage Pass Mondays from 22 to 23 UTC http://interactive.acbradio.org -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of nancy ungar Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 10:42 PM To: Pulse Data Subject: [Braillenote] Computer audio file to a flash card Hi, Joseph and list. Joseph, you've been very kind, patient and seem to know your stuff. However, I need much more help, grin. I have a classic BT 18, and an assistive tech trainer coeated a folder in my E drive where my flash card reader would find my files. He has created a folder called Audio Files, with 20 audio tutorials within that folder. When I put the card into the card reader, I'm not sure how to transfer one of the files from the folder onto the flash card. Do I need to create a folder on the flash card, or will it go into the None folder until I move it? I hardly use or like my computer, and I'm trying to gain knowledge and respect for it again. I've spent money on the updates, the computer, but I've mainly used my notetaker. If as or any one of you knowledge people can give me explicit directions on how this can be accomplished, I'd appreciate it. If you don't wish to share this with the list, feel free to write me privately. However, I know that I won't know wh at type of audio clarity I'll get till I try it, because I've never really used the Mp3 file yet. I do use the planner and am learning all the time about that. Sherry, I've used my Br Note at severl hotels, and you write the 9 and the comma in computer braille (the nine is 3-5 and the comma is dot 6. You can go to the phone number as Sarah and Jim said, do a backspace c, write in the 9 comma, the new number, space e and it will say "add new recoSay yes. Thanks, folks, for any detailed help you can give me. I know that when I get an m-power transplant or a new m-power I won'g have to worrz as much about the quality of the audio files. I want to get the files on the flash card first, grin. Nancy ___ To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
