Hi Richard: I suppose I should briefly mention that the url structure for downloaded magazines can be worked in much the same way. The URL's for magazines have tacked on to them a two-letter abbreviation for the magazine, followed by some semblance of the date of the issue, followed by the letter for the volume. For instance, a URL for an issue of Rolling Stone could look like: www.loc.gov/nls/braille/mags/rs/e0504a.brf where the first e is really an indication of May (e being the fifth letter of the alphabet and May being the fifth month), and RS being the two-letter abbreviation for Rolling Stone.
So, again, you can operate these URL's in much the same way, by pressing space with e (escape) to display the address bar, navigating to the changeable letter, and changing it from a to b to c or whatever needs to be done. HTH, Laura >------ original message ------ >from: richard Van Driel <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: re: [Braillenote] Web Braille >Thanks Laura for that tip. >I'll give it a try. >I'm glad you're back on the list and don't let flamers on or off list faze you! >You're doing a great job! >Hey, how about that Pk? >Are you going to try for one when it comes out? >If you get one before I do, I'd love to hear your evaluation of it. >Write me offlist if you like about this or any comments you might not want to >crowd the list. >Richard
