Hello, I'd like to answer the web braille question a little differently.
If you are using the computer to access the web braille on the NLS website, you must, of course, enter your ID and password. Then you can select to browse the online catalog option. You are then presented with various methods for searching the catalog. I find that the Voyager option works pretty well. The screen that comes up is very easy to navigate. You can put in your key words or title, select only web braille books, and then start your search. When the title list comes up, you can easily enter on the book you choose. Then arrow to the first volume, but do not enter on it. Instead, press the right click (with JAWS, the second button from the right on the very top row of the keyboard). Arrow down to save target as and press enter. This is where you download the file. The only tricky part is, after the files are downloaded, you must change their names, because the computer tends to add a txt extension because the brf extension is not recognized. Just take off the .txt ending, and your files are ready to be downloaded onto the BrailleNote. Is this addictive? Yes! With a smile, Karen
