I use a Braille Sense for e-mail and occasionally the translator messes things up. You definitely wrote:
c d e x I wrote that for you so that there couldn't be a translation error. As for c d e x, well, when I put a cd into the drive, I see tracks and times, but no titles onor artist data. Pressing f 1 does not launch "help." I looked at all the files in the c d e x folder and I don't see a c h m file nor anything resembling help. Maybe I didn't download the right thing. I have 1470 beta 4. I'd rather have gotten a program that wasn't a beeta but I didn't see one. I hope I conveyed the reason I'm stuck. Joe G. ----- Original Message ----- From: Matthew Bullis <matthewbul...@runbox.com> To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Date: Tuesday, Mar 22, 2011 19:32:40 Subject: Re: recovering cd track information > > > Hmm, odd. Are you using braille input to type or format your messages? I > checked your message, and it turned my original message into the word > couldex, when my actual message said c d e x, as four distinct letters. I'd > never seen that happen before, when it made c d translate into the braille > contraction could. Anyhow, once you put a cd into the drive and start couldex > up, it will automatically pull the cd from its database, assuming it's a > regular commercial cd. It goes by the time of each track. That's how it > figures out what cd you've put in. There are a couple of places where using > the mouse cursor, or Jaws cursor will help, specifically in opening up areas > where you tell the program where to store the files. Also, you'll probably > want to read the help area inside the program that deals with the percent > signs and how to structure that format so that it puts the files in the > correct folder structure. On another unrelated note, and you may want to > respond off-list for this, but have you kept up with Ed Potter's > announcements which he continues to do? How are you doing otherwise? He said > you might be in Virginia, but also I think you're from New York as well. > We've not corresponded before, but when the archives of Playback magazine > and the underground tapes became available on mp3, I listened to the > magazine from its beginning, though I hadn't ever been aware of it > beforehand. So keep asking questions about couldex, and I'll try to help as > best I can. > Matthew > > > To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: > pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
