Hi, Isaac,
I do not have an M40. It is the older 40. Actually, I would really like to
be able to use my old Blazie floppy drive with the BN because I have tons
of floppies.
I may have to do it with the computer's floppy drive though.
Evelyn
At 09:24 AM 11/19/04 -0500, you wrote:
Rhonda,
why can't she just put her compact flash cards from the millenium in to
the bn and move files around from there? why go thorugh the step of
downloading from a disk drive?
Isaac
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004, Rhonda Clark wrote:
> Evelyn:
> You will need to download your BrailleLite files on to a floppy disk.
> If won't necessarily matter whether you do it in a text or a braille
format.
> If you have a Diskdrive that comes with the BN, you can download very
> easily. Otherwise, you'll need to probably connect your BN to the
computer.
> After that, you can export them to whatever format you need.
> You can check your compact flash card the same way you would check
> files on any other drive. I'm not sure I understood that part of the
> question correctly. From the Main Menu, press W, then O. You will be
> prompted "drive"? You can either press the SPACEBAR, or press the first
> letter of the drive. If you have the CF card in the side, it becomes a
> storage card, whereas if it is in the back, it becomes "compact flash".
> Then, you can see what is on the card, just like you would on flash, or
> keysoft. HTH
>
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