ah. OK. Didn't realize that would be necessary. I've never experienced anything 
similar to this on a PC before. Thought it would be safe just to pause as 
normal. Power down and switch cards. I'll have to experiment with closing the 
book first and see what that does, but a part of me thinks I shouldn't have to 
do that if the booksense was able to take a second to scan the card before 
announcing book title and position information.
Missy

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "rs_denis" <[email protected]>
To: "Missy Hoppe" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 8:24 AM
Subject: Re: [GW-Booksense] a rather humorous booksense discovery: possibly a 
bug


It sounds as though you may not have closed the file on the sd card before 
removing it and inserting the other card.  This might explain your problem. 
You would have the same problem on your computer if you were in the middle 
of a file on a a disk and switched disks briefly to look at another file 
without closing the first file.  .
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Missy Hoppe" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 8:04 AM
Subject: [GW-Booksense] a rather humorous booksense discovery: possibly a 
bug


Hi, all. I've discovered something slightly humorous about the booksense, 
but it's almost certainly a bug of some sort, and depending on the user, it 
could actually lead to some confusion.
I have 2 32 gb sd cards: 1 for fantasy and/or childrens books, and the other 
for horror, mystery, etc. I am currently listening to some books on the 
horror/mystery card, but briefly needed to find a quote from a book on the 
fantasy card. I've always thought it was safest to switch cards with the 
device turned off. Kind of like safely remove hardware when I use my card 
reader in windows for transferring files.
Anyway, I switched cards, and when booksense powered up, it still thought it 
was reading "U is for Undertoe," the book on the book from the card which 
was no longer present. Likewise, when I switched back to the card which I 
was currently reading from and powered back up, it thought that it was still 
in the Chronicles of Narnia.
I guess I'm saying all this to ask if I'm supposed to go against all logic 
and switch cards while the booksense is powered on, or if in a future 
firmware release, a feature can be added where booksense actually takes a 
second to scan the card and determine which one it is. I realize that it may 
be too much to ask for it to remember where you are on 2 separate cards, but 
it should at least not tell you that you're in a book that isn't even on the 
card that's currently inserted.
I'm not complaining about this per say. In my case, I only have the 2 cards, 
and its fairly easy to keep them straight, but I  think that this little 
glitch could lead to massive confusion if people have multiple sd cards, and 
I can't imagine it would be that difficult to have Booksense check the card 
before announcing what the current file is.
I hope this makes a little sense. If you need me to try to explain it 
better, I'll certainly give it a try.
Thank you very much for your time, and I hope that everyone is having a 
great day!
Missy

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