Send a blank email to program-l-request@... with the word subscribe in the subject line, any problems and I’ll try and help.

rayn it is stressing me out trying to subscribe via the link does it have a subscribe email? i am not a robot

Thanks Ann.  And I would suggest:  I am going to list mine on CraigsList.  I've been relatively successful with CL.  Last month I sold about 1500 45s on there and got a few bucks I wouldn't have

Hi all, Penny is looking to either give away or trash her own reel-to-reel tapes. I advised her to check to see who might be selling these things now and for how much. Ann P. Original message: --

Hello List, Has anyone here been able to get an accessible manual or guide on the DM-720? I just received my unit and there were no instructions in there as far as I could tell. Any pointers would

Hello Ann P., I didn't understand if you are looking for tapes or are you looking to get rid of them?  I have lots of them to get rid of. Howard

Hi all, Before trashing them, see if anyone is selling such things and for how much. Ann P. -- Ann K. Parsons Portal Tutoring EMAIL: akp@... Author of The Demmies:

I just ordered a book from NBP (National Braille Press), and when I get it, I think it'll help all of us with this ribbon stuff. When I read about the ribbons, I'll definitely post what I learn. Once

I just tried opening the ribbons and making shure I was on the home ribbon with alt h. This is using Word Starter 10. If I left arrow once, I get to a menu button. If I down arrow, I'm not in that

Thank you for this advice. Only thing I know, with Outlook 2013, if I tab through the file menu, no options found, but if I arrow up or down, there is the Options and exit, 2 things that did not show

Gregg, with this process, I don't think you need to use open with. If you hit enter, it should open in IE. John

That's it. Thanks so very much.   I thank you ever so much. In that way, I can save all my bookshare things in essentially the same way; I like one file per book; and daisies, as you know, are

That's alright. I didn't think you were just being argumentative. I'm not sure why you see what you see, evidently in your version of Word, things aren't organized in that way. But what I'm

Pen, I just looked at one and saw an .xml file. If you rename that to an .html file, I think you can read that one. John

To Gene: I just figured out much of what I was doing wrong! I was tabbing through the menues and not arrowing! Thanks to all who replied to this hard-headed woman! Wow! Yes, in the File menu, I up

Hello, One of the files in the daisy folder has an extension of .xml. This is the one you want. If you use the applications key on the file you should be able to select open with. In the open with

Thank you for trying to help me; I'm not tryikng to be rude or anything else... Okay, so I do alt H for the home menu. If I left arrow, I land on lower ribbon, New, new email; I try to down arrow

I'll do what you're suggesting; but my understanding is that in all that daisy stuff, there is a file, one file, that will just open as a text file.  Then your book is no longer a folder, if you

Perhaps this will be permitted once.  I have shelves and shelves of reels.  Some of them are really nice performances of classical stuff. In any event, I just found a performance from 1980 of

Hi Penny, are you asking if you can read DAISY books on a refreshable braille device? I do this with my Apex, I just put the .zip file on the Apex and unzip it and I can read it in the Apex book