I have an external drive which my sighted techie helps me to use as backup,
at this time I only have one external drive, my aim with the question about
saving documents on CD is to learn a few manuals as it is difficutl for me
to learn things on devices while on the device and to remember instructions,
I think I can get the manual for the Sensory PBRT9, which is the legally
rebranded namd for the Vin Vision EVO 12, brailled as it is only 13 pages
but not sure about the Narrator guide and the Openbook 9.0 manual, I was
told the Openbook manual could be a hefty document to braille, pity it isn't
available in audio format, so I can then read it if in braille or listen
from my daisy player and then practive on Openbook or on the computer with
Narrator in Windows 10.

Ricky

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<[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of Gaston Bedard
Sent: Thursday, 31 August 2023 22:05
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Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] Saving documents on CD

I would prefer to copy the text documents and the MP3 files onto an external
drive.
I keep my audio books, my music albums, and documents on an external drive.
I can then plug it in one of my computers.
I have four external drives.
gaston
 
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Sent: August-31-23 1:08 PM
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Subject: [VICUG-L] Saving documents on CD?

Hi

Is it possible to save text documents onto a CD in any accessible format
just like one can save on SD cards and maybe USB to listen to on a streaming
daisy player like the EVO12, perhaps in daisy format, not sure about MP3, to
listen to on a daisy player?

Ricky Lomey


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