Well, with ie10 and windows 7 x64 and Window-eyes, near the top of the
regular page it says library, if I click on that the page I get has
where you can search your entries for the past six months, and I think I
can download from that page, the download manager has been kind of
funky, but I did manage to do it.
Hope this helps.
brian parker <brian.parke...@btopenworld.com> wrote:
> Hi clifford, thanks for your attempts to help me. i have tried that,
> but got nowhere. the url you gave us, the audible access one, is
> great. i can find books on it, and download the details of what the
> book is about. i haven't tried to by a book from there, as i don't
> know if it is possible, or if it would be put in to my
> library. yesterday i spoke on the phone with someone at audible. the
> conversation was carried out with difficulty. not only was his voice
> too quiet, but also his accent was difficult to follow. he kept on
> asking me if i was using a screen reader. i told him i was, and it had
> worked perfectly until a few days ago. up until then, when i went on
> the audible opening page, there were 128 links. one of these was my
> library. now every time i go there, the number of links
> changes. audible would prefer to blame my screen reader than there own
> software. six weeks ago, when i had a different problem, they wanted
> to blame my internet explorer. i take it, you can still reach your own
> library. if you have any more suggestions, i would gladly hear
> them. it is a pitty they started their improvements. . brian.
>
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