[NJTechDiv] BARD search question

Andy yorsh919 at gmail.com
Mon Jul 24 13:50:38 UTC 2023


If you are using windows try using BARD Express. I find it to be easy 
and convenient because it has more options than the BARD site does when 
it comes to sorting a large number of results. It also will give you 
1000 results when searching for books.


Also, I think NLS is beta testing a new version that will let you play 
your audio books in windows. I'm not sure how braille is going to be 
supported though.


You can download it from the BARD main page.


Too bad there isn't a mac version.


Bat


On 7/22/2023 22:35, Ken Lawrence via NJTechDiv wrote:
>
> Hi list ken here.  Was just now looking at the bard site and noticed 
> something very strange.  I can only find search by title or author but 
> only adding a letter If I know the title of a book and I know the 
> author, why can’t I search that way. The book I’m looking for is 
> written by a facebook friend it’s called life rocks on the author’s 
> name is laura pinto.  She is a facebook friend and grew up in NJ now 
> living in florida searching for the title select a letter is 
> impossible there are over 8000 results. There has got to be a better 
> way to find books. If I’m going to use the braille Ereader that’s just 
> to much. Am I missing something. Especially if I want to find books 
> for helping my friend and NJ tech division member denise Lesko with 
> her braille. Any suggestions?
>
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