Hi I’m new to this group and I just wanted to know what can I post or ask and not post or ask. Naima

Since this program is used to convert protected EBooks, it's usage is most likely not legal and I cannot allow it to be promoted on the list.

What does this mean?

Thanks, and please, what does CDMA stand for, please? Bye for now, Carolyn

Nancy, is Kindle for PC truly accessible? I can't make head or tail of it in my Windows7 Professional laptop box. Mind sharing any tips? Sincerely, Olusegun Denver, Colorado

GSM equals Global System for Mobile Communications; popular largely in Europe and other parts of the world, it has made inroads here in the United States and has gained quite a bit of grounds with

Ann, I can tell you a tip that I learned from another person on the list. If you want a contact's information, ask Voice Command. Also, to read text messages, open Inbox and press Speaker. Maybe you

Hi all, I went to my Verizon store yesterday evening, and I looked at the LG Revere 3. they didn't have any LG 4's. This seems to be the phone for me! It's small, it has identifieable buttons,

What does GSM stand for? Bye for now, Carolyn

I does anyone know how to pair a brilliant be 80 with an iPad and an iPhone 4s. Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated Sent from my iPad

James, with the version I have, the progress is on the titlebar. earlier, James Bentley, wrote:

K, that’s what I thought lol. In my defense, the beer made me forget that I had with dinner. Thanks gangsta. Kimsan Song kimsansong@...

Highlight the drive in Explorer, press Alt Enter to access it's properties, and review the information with the JAWS or equivalent cursor.

Hi, I’m trying to locate information such as the size of the hd and how much memory this lil engine has but lol where do I find it? It’s a windows 10 asus machine, and I thought to look under

Not sure if it covers everything, but here's a really good link that explains quite a bit, for those interested. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2407896,00.asp jeremy wrote:

It's more so the range of frequencies or supported networks that the device in question has access to that will determine weather or not you can take the device from carrier to carrier. There are

I don't know. My candy bar phone, which is not a flip phone but in terms of performance and abilities is equivalent, uses T Mobile. But it is capable of working on the AT&T network. But T Mobile

Many thanks to you Carlos for letting all of us know about Share by Link and, now, this additional information. James B

 Indeed. I was aware that you could use OCR and I have mentioned this before, but you are probably better off using the beta version posted here

OK, please cancel my request. Share by Link is now working. I guess their site might be busy here on this Friday night. By the way, I just discovered that users can monitor the upload status and