[nabs-l] using bookshare on a mac

[Mary Fernandez]

Hi Ashley,
Are you using a notetaker? If you are, it might be easier to download
the books in BRF and reading them on there. Otherwise, you can
download the books in DAISY, and one of the files you unzip is a XML
type. It's usually the third one on the list. Anyway, that will open
up the book in your browser, and you can navigate by chapters, it just
depends on the book. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Hope this helps.
Mary

On 9/17/12, Ashley Bradner <ambradner at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am writing to ask if any of you are familiar with the bookshare software
> for the Mac. I have been using read2go for the iphone, but my books are so
> large that I'm having problems reading them using this method. I just
> recently got a macbook pro and am still learning to use it. I downloaded
> read out loud, but am having trouble using it since not everything is
> spoken, especially in the web browser and voiceover won't read anything. Any
> suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks a lot,
> Ashley Bradner
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