Well a friend of mine is on the VIP Conduit, and she was a Bata tester for
this product. She says that it's awesome! They used Ventral before the
Communicator came out. It sounds like it could be a good thing!
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Well I think, from the message, that you can also play music in stereo in
the chat rooms!
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www.vipconduit.com hope that helps.
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Would someone please write me off-list
What version is most accessible with WE?
Thanks.
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Yeah, as long as you use their chat rooms. It'd be nice if the client
could act as a server as well so one could host their own chat rooms if one
had the necessary bandwidth.
If there is a way this can be done then I'd be interested in hearing about
it. But looking at this client, there
I have developed some scripts to help out with a few areas of the Juice
program. Mainly the scheduler.
When you first bring up the scheduler, up you might have to tab around but
you should find
a check box to enable the scheduler. If you have the scheduler enabled and
you tab, you should find
Hey Deb, I'll get it when I have my desktop pc turned on. Thanks
for the scripts. Btw, today is my birthday!
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Visit
http://www.jfwlite.com/
Once you are there, look for
the link that says, Programs
and look for the Gold Wave
scripts.
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Happy birthday! Eat lots of cake! *smiles*
Allison
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Hey Deb, I'll get it when I have my
Hey! happy birthday!
Terese
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Hey Deb, I'll get it when I have my desktop pc turned on. Thanks
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Thanks, that helps VERY much.
Paul
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www.vipconduit.com hope that helps.
Thaks.
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Personally, I find Replay Av easier to work with, but they are both very
good programs. Just a matter of preference I think.
Larry
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Subject:
I get DAISY books which contain page markerss. I read, that one can
skip from page to page in such titles with the BookPort. Can one also
enter the number of a page, to which the player then skips?
Thanks
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Hi Michael,
This is what the BP manual says about the topic.
Page Number
The menu's Page Number option serves two purposes. First, it informs you of
the current page number. Second, it lets you move to another page in the
current
book. To move to another page, press the 5 key to select the Page
When you stream an MP3 online, is the file stored in a temporary location
anywhere on your computer?
Bruce
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Bruce, yes I am pretty sure it is. It is put in
C:\Documents and Settings\Debbie\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
where Debbie is your XP user name account.
Debbie
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Hi there,
I'm wondering if anyone has heard or played with an iRiver T30 (512 Mb flash)
mp3 player/recorder. How accessible would it be to use as a blind person.
Also, how much is 512 MB as far as recording? How much can that hold?
Jim
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Hi Jim,
Stay away from the T30. I can tell you from experience that it is
inaccessible, especially for recording. If you record at 96 Kbps, I believe
you should get a little over 5 hours of recording time, but don't purchase
this iRiver model.
Darrell Shandrow - Shandrow Communications!
Thanks for the info.
So, what would you recommend? I need something pretty accessible.
Jim
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Hi
Hi Jim,
The Edirol R-1 is quite accessible, but also much more expensive than the
iRiver... :-)
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I beg to differ. The menus arehorrible!
(grin!)
--Daveed--At 06:21 PM 5/3/2006, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
The Edirol R-1 is quite accessible, but also much more expensive than the
iRiver... :-)
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Hey Daveed,
Huh? Though the R-1 doesn't talk, its menus couldn't be much simpler, and
you usually don't even need to bother accessing them.
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