I would recommend using Windows Explorer. Go to the "mp3" file in
question, either copy with the CTRL-C command, or use the
"cut-and-paste" command with CTRL-X command. Then go to the place on
the Booksense where you want the file to go, )perhaps the "misc
audio" folder), then use the CTRL-V command to paste the file there.
I think Kurzweil also has a utility called "move" that might do the
same thing. I've never used that, though.
Kim Lingo
At 08:10 PM 5/24/2010, you wrote:
Can anyone tell me the best way to put MP3 files created in kurzweil
onto my booksense.
Thanks.Kerry
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