I didn't put a space between the end of the NLS website and the word "and", 
which could cause confusion, so I did it here.  Also, I added a little bit more 
info, which I think will help to clarify.  My apologies.

>----- Original Message -----
>From: Maria Kristic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Braillenote List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004 11:01:02 -0800
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] frustrated downloading book fro webbraille

>What do you mean, an Overwrite command.  SPACE with O is the Options Menu, and 
>you can't edit links anyway.  The only thing you can edit is anything you've 
>inputted into a Text Input field because you can't edit stuff on a website 
>that's been created by someone else.  The stuff that someone's put on a 
>website's just there, and you can't do anything about it.  When you've 
>downloaded Volume 1, you advance the display until you get to the Volume 2 
>link, and then you hit a touch cursor button above one of the cells on which 
>the link is displayed, and hitting it should activate the link.  
>Alternatively, you press SPACE until you get to the link, then press ENTER.  
>When you get the web page on your Display after your book's done downloading, 
>which is after the "Please Wait" message has disappeared due to completion of 
>download, you save the file, whether it appears on the Display or not, and it 
>will be there for you to access in KeyBook or KeyWord.  Once you've downloaded 
>Volume 1, you have to hit ENTER with B to Go Back to the page that's got the 
>information about the book on it (not the actual book's contents), and then 
>you'll see the links for the other volumes.  If you log on to the actual 
>Web-Braille site, you'll first be prompted for your User Name and PassWord, 
>which you put in, like you did Lisa.  If, however, you're searching from the 
>NLS site, you'll be asked for the UserName and PassWord info when you activate 
>the first link of a book you want to download.  Note that the Online Catalog 
>you search with both the NLS and actual Web-Braille site are the same thing.  
>The NLS site is www.loc.gov/nls and the Web-Braille site is 
>www.loc.gov/nls/braille Another point; when saving the book, you're offered 
>the file name.  However, you can hit BACKSPACE to switch drives or folders.  
>The first time you hit BACKSPACE, you are prompted for a folder or directory, 
>depending on which mode y were in when last selecting a folder or directory 
>from anywhere in KeySoft, and the second time you hit BACKSPACE, you're 
>prompted for a drive.  You can either type in the info you want at these 
>prompts, or hit SPACE until y get to the correct info; you then press ENTER, 
>and you move on to the next prompt.  At the "Folder Name" prompt, you can do 
>SPACE with T to get into Directory Mode, if you want to save it in a 
>sub-directory of the folder.  You select directories in the same way as 
>folders, but you move one layer at a time and hit ENTER after selecting each 
>layer.  If you want to move up directory layers, hit SPACE with dots 2-3.  If 
>you want to type in a directory, do a Slash, dots 3-4, before each layer, 
>including the very first one.  If you want more info on directories, read the 
>sub-topics under "Directory Topics" in the Index of the User Guide in your 
>BrailleNote.  Just post if you have any more questions about it.  The SPACE 
>with T goes back and forth between Folder and Directory Mode every time you 
>press it.  I've never gotten the Error Alert Tone when downloading, but if you 
>get one immediately after the "Please Wait" message comes up, don't worry 
>about it because, if you see the "Percent Complete" after "Please Wait" or 
>hear Progress Tones, it'll download.  However, if your unit does ever lock up, 
>a Reset with no keys held down should fix it.  Finally, the "Free Database 
>Space" option applies to KeyList and KeyMail, not KeyWeb; if it were available 
>in KeyWeb, there would be this option somewhere in the program, which there 
>isn't.  BTW, I think there is an Overwrite command on Freedom Scientific 
>notetakers, which I never know how to work, so I'm wondering if you maybe 
>mixed it up with the BrailleNote.  Sorry folks, but I just had to clarify.  
>HTH.
>Maria

>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: James Aldrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>To: Braillenote List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004 09:33:11 -0800
>>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] frustrated downloading book fro webbraille

>>Hi Lisa,

>>Go onto the NLS Web Site Again.  Select your book as you did before.  Use
>>your cursor keys and you should see the name of the book, Author etc.  When
>>you are on line with that site, the response time from the site may be slow
>>so be patient.  Once you see anything about the book on your display, do
>>the command to save a file.  It is spacebar with S.  When asked for the
>>filename, give it your preferred name with a .brf extention.  Your BN
>>should save the file.  If the book you wish to read has more than one
>>volume, move your cursor so that the number one of volume 1 is under
>>it.  Do the overwrite command which is spacebar O on a bt.  Write two in
>>its place and hit enter.  The next volume should be on your display.  Save
>>that volume to a file.  Keep doing this till you have all the volumes of
>>the book you wish to read in your unit.  If you are getting the low beep
>>sound at any point, reset your unit and try again!  Do other things as
>>freeing database space etc.  This may help you with properly downloading
>>books since your flash and system disks will have more space to work
>>with.  Downloading books is surprisingly easy with a BN.

>>HTH

>>Jim Aldrich

>>   At 03:37 AM 03/20/2004 , you wrote:
>>>Hi Listers,
>>>I actually attempted to download a book from WebBraille and I don't think
>>>it got downloaded.  If it did I have no clue where the BN put the book.  I
>>>just downloaded one volume of a book and here's what happened.  I put in
>>>my user name and paassword and then I got this Web page that just said the
>>>link with the volume of the book on it.  That's it else on the
>>>page.  Actually it was not a link just a Web address.  I would press enter
>>>on it and get nothing.  What am I doing wrong?  If my password and user
>>>name were rejected I would think the NLS Web site would have some
>>>rejection message.  Why is something so simple so hard?  I just thought
>>>using Web Braille would be easy but I guess I'm wrong us usual when it
>>>comes to the BN.  I looked in all of my folders and the book isn't
>>>there.  I didn't have any progress tones or please wait messages when this
>>>weird Web page with the book number and volume came up.  I would
>>>appreciate any advice anyone can give me.  Thanks for your help.  !
>>>  Sorry I just thought this would be easy.
>>>Lisa


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