Hi Lisa: Again, this shouldn't really be a problem, as long as you aren't getting insane amounts of email a day. You've already stated that you do not, at this time, own a compactflash card, so I believe storage space is your biggest issue, not the bn's capability of downloading large quantities of email.
May I also recommend that if you do find a job for proofreading, you do the proofreading with not just Braille but also with the speech on. Oftentimes, you will catch much more when the bn speaks the file than if you just read it, because the human mind is good at assuming what will come next and pass over spelling mistakes and such things. Hope the job search goes well, Laura >------ original message ------ >from: Lisa Ehlers <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [Braillenote] proofreading using braillenote >Hi Listers, >I'm looking for proofreading jobs like proofreading Braille for places that >are hiring proofreaders. I would like to proofread the documents through >email. I'm wondering if this idea would work using the Braillenote because I >use the BN to access my email. If the place I worked for hoping I get a job >would send me the document to proofread would it need to be in a specific >format or something? I'm guessing the information would come as like a brf >file or something similar. I have not found much for proofreading jobs but ow >wanted to make sure the BN could handle it before I told someplace that I >could do the job if I got offered one. >Thanks for your help and your time. If anyone has any job leads for >proofreading positions please email them to me. Thanks for your time and your >assistance. >Have a great weekend everyone. >Lisa
