Hi All,
I am not Vicky <grin> but you can share files across a network and the pk
can access them. You have to set up your network to allow file sharing.
On another note, I want to comment on the pk keyboard which has recently
been discussed here. I was worried that I would not like the keyboard. Just
the opposite has turned out to be true. I find the keyboard very
comfortable. It is true that the placement of the keys takes a bit of
getting use to but this only takes a few days of practice. The two big
adjustments for me were getting accustomed to the spacebars being so far
below the rest of the keys and the dot 1 and dot 4 keys being closer in
toward the center and below the other keys. This does not, however, create
an awkward angle for brailling at all. It works just fine. A big plus for
this keyboard is that the keys are absolutely silent. I can sit in a
meeting taking notes and make no noise at all.
I am sure that keyboard taste is very individualistic and each person needs
to try it for him or herself. I would encourage everybody to give yourself
the chance to adjust to it. What do you other pk users think about the
keyboard?
Robert Carter
At 08:27 AM 12/17/2004, you wrote:
Hi, Vicki, here is what you said re playing a "Main Menu" show on the PK:
I had downloaded the show onto my PC,
and then I used my wireless network to access that file that was on the PC
and play it on the PK.
Okay, question: When you downloaded the show onto your PC, I assume you
chose to save it on your PC rather than open it right then--is that right?
If so, how did you find the saved file? I have never done that. Thanks.
Beth
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