Hello again list,
I did get the King James Version from Braille.org. That only takes up for
or five megs of space, maybe like 3 to 4 megs. These files can fit on a
Braille Lite 40 with 4 megs of ram easily with room to spare! I'm certain
the NIV Version would take the same amount of space and one could easily
have both versions on a 35 meg card very easily! This assumes the NIV
version is either text or .brf files.
Jim Aldrich
At 09:56 AM 04/07/2004 , you wrote:
The pompilot versions fo the ebible will not work on the bn as the bn
can only use pulsedata products. You need a text version of the bible.
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Hi Tina,
Sorry I can't help you more, but all I can tell you is that a 128Mb card
should be more than enough. HTH.
Maria
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>Date: Tue, 06 Apr 2004 23:33:29 -0700
>Subject: [Braillenote] the bn and the Bible and the Passion
>Hi. I did some looking around today and noticed you can get the Bible
in e-book form. I saw the palm reader format. Would that work for us?
How often do you guys update your Bibles? I have a 128 mb card. Would
that be enough?
>sted I'm wanting something i can easily update later and also, is it
easy to do searches for specific things in the Bible? I was trying to
look up tonight the passages that Mel Gibson's film is based on, and
found some info, but thought i remember more detail being written and i
dido't see any details and I
>wanted to read that before Sunday. Is the gootenberg site the easiest
and best one to get going or Terri should I just be on your list of
people who'd like a copy? Even if I get yours though, I'm still
interested in where i can get one just anywhere that would work in the
bn. oh, and i have no interest in King James or anything like that
style. I like niv because you can actually follow it but it would be
nice to just read it rather than
>having to go online and try to find things like i did tonight.
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