Hi Isaih:
You can download other books, other than what is on bookshare.
As far as tutorials, I haven't seen those. If you want to check
out the archives, there has been much good information given from
people on this list. The archives is a lot to wade through, but
may be worth it to you.
Yes, I'll bet you are quite excited by now. I hope next week
will be the magic one for you.
----- Original Message -----
From: project one <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 16:48:19 +1200
Subject: re: [Braillenote] tutorials and downloading?
Well Ronda, I was primarily concerned with purchasing some
training tutorials for the voicenote. The type of tutorials that
are designed to take the user beyond what the user manual
provides. Perhaps you know of some tutorials that do this. And
as far as what I would be looking to download, I was wondering if
it would be ok to download things like e-books that aren't
necessarily offered by sites like bookshare? I happen to know of
this e-book that I've been wanting for awhile now, and yes, I
could always download it onto my desk top pc, but as you know, I
love my voicenote so much, and I would like to have this book on
the unit if it wouldn't cause any harm. As always, I look
forward to your informative reply, and thank you for getting back
to me regarding this post. Isaih
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