That's totally cool.
Thanks everyone for your replies.
Cheers
Andrea
----- Original Message -----
From: "Yardbird" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 11:47 PM
Subject: Re: Desktop Player
Andrea,
Here you go. From the Audible site. In my experience, most of these
commands work fine, though a couple of them I've never tried. Bookmarks,
particularly. And I'm not sure you really need to press Control M in
order
to return to Audible Manager after pressing Control E to close Desktop
Player. So experiment with it.
Hope this helps,
Daniel
Audible Desktop Player - Enabled for Accessibility
To listen to your Audible programs on your desktop, Audible provides its
own Desktop player that can be used as an alternative to Windows Media
Player (default install) or Realplayer.
Our player has been optimized for Accessibility and use by the blind. It
offers an easy to use
interface with accelerator keys and audible prompts for rewinding and
fast forward functions. To switch to the Audible Desktop Player you
must install the software from the Internet.
go to the Tools menu ( Alt+T )
Select Desktop Player ( type the D key )
Select Audible Desktop Player ( type the D key )
Select OK by hitting the Enter key.
This will download the necessary components and will prompt you to close
Audible Manager and will then automatically restart AudibleManager. At
this point, when you play a title, Audible Desktop Player will be your
default player for Audible content only.
Below is a list of the available Hot Keys used by the Audible Desktop
Player.
Play Shift + P
Pause / Stop (remembers playback position) Ctrl + P
Resume Playback Ctrl + P
Fast Forward Ctrl + F
Rewind Ctrl + R
Go to Next Section Ctrl + Shift + F
Go to Previous Section Ctrl + Shift + R
Audible content is often broken into sections that allow easier
navigation within an audio title. A section can be a chapter, an
article or story (such as each article in the NewYork Times is a section
- so articles can be skipped if desired). Sections may also be the
length of a standard Audio tape or CD which is the general source of
most AudioBooks that Audible produces.
Increase Sound Volume Ctrl + U
Decrease Sound Volume Ctrl + D
Bookmark Ctrl + B
Go to Bookmark Ctrl + G
Once you have set a bookmark (Ctrl + B) and brought up the bookmark list
by typing (Ctrl + G), you then use the up an down arrow keys to select
the bookmark you wish and then follow with the Enter key to begin
playback from that point.
Close Audible Desktop Player Ctrl + E
Return to AudibleManager Ctrl + M
The Audible Desktop Player will continue to play while you work on other
applications even if you close Audible Manager ( Note: Closing Audible
Manager only moves the application to the System Tray ). To bring the
Desktop player to the foreground, simply type Alt+Tab keys to bring up
the running application list . Then Tab until you get the the Desktop
Player.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrea Sherry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 2:55 AM
Subject: Desktop Player
Could someone let me have a list of the keys for this Audible player
please.
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