Suggestions for future releases

[Marilyn & Larry Dorn]

While compiling audio CD books into Daisy books using both the PTR1 and PRS 
as I have described before, an idea of an improvement comes to mind.  If 
you put a PC card into your computer to make use of the folders made by 
backing up audio CD's, you will find the folders named "BookDir0", 
"BookDir1," etc.  Since there is no "Title 0" on the PlexTalk, this means 
that the corresponding numbers of the folders and their titles are not the 
same, but one off.  My suggestion is that the PlexTalk make the folders 
starting with "BookDir1".  That way the title number will be the same as 
the folder number.  Also, if the numbers below 10 are made 2 digits, such 
as 01 and 02, they will show up on the computer in proper order.  As it is 
now, 10 comes between 1 and 2 and 2 would come between 19 and 20.

Another idea is in PRS when bringing up the dialog box to do a Daisy 
Import, and I believe it's the same for other imports.  There is an edit 
box in which you can type in the complete pathname and file you want to 
import.  My suggestion is that this box show the last pathname used as the 
default.  You can still choose another if you want, but it would simplify 
getting the next numbered folder's file in a sequence of imports in order 
to compile a book.  It gets pretty tedious when having to hit the button to 
bring up the normal looking open dialog box and then choose the next 
location and file you want.  It can get tricky to keep track of where you 
were last and it takes lots of extra keystrokes.  I found I could do sort 
of what I am talking about by copying the pathname in the initial dialog 
box's edit box to the clipboard after having chosen the first one.  When I 
want the next one, I paste that pathname into the edit box and edit it to 
the next higher numbered folder.  If the last used pathname came up as the 
default, it could save lots of keystrokes and help you keep track of where 
you are in a series of imports.

One other thing is that I have to keep  using the computer to find out if 
the disk I am about to use is a CDR or CDRW.  Isn't there some way to find 
out the disk properties with the PlexTalk.  After all, we can't just read 
the label on the CD, can we?

Thanks for your time!
Marilyn
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