HI I totally love to read and apple has a fairly good selection. It will be
nice to read ibooks on either my phone or mac and have the 2 sinc.
Maria Chapman
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On 28/06/2013, at
Thanks Jane will give it a try
On Jun 28, 2013, at 4:01 PM, Jane wrote:
> I think that's what I did. Go to
>
> www.bookshare.org
>
> and click on membership I think. If you are really stuck, try
> supp...@bookshare.org
>
> They may take a bit to get back to you, but they can help you.
>
> Ja
I think that's what I did. Go to
www.bookshare.org
and click on membership I think. If you are really stuck, try
supp...@bookshare.org
They may take a bit to get back to you, but they can help you.
Jane
On Jun 28, 2013, at 1:05 PM, Brian Fischler wrote:
> Hey Jane,
>
> I thought Booksha
Hey Jane,
I thought Bookshare was something completely different than NLS. Can you apply
for a Bookshare account once you are with NLS? Thanks
On Jun 27, 2013, at 9:26 PM, Jane wrote:
> They don't accept your registration with NLS?
>
> Jane
>
>
>
>
> On Jun 27, 2013, at 9:25 PM, Brian Fisc
OH, let me also point out that you can add the epub books to iTunes and they
will show up in your collections section of iBooks once you choose and sink the
ones you want. The mobi whitch is for kindle cannot be imported, you actually
have to have a physical kindle to import them to your librar
Wow, that is a lot of books, especially if you bought them all. This is an
invite to anybody who wants them. I have a library of 9000 books, in mobi
format whitch is what the kindle reads, and epub whitch is what iBooks reads.
If anyone wants this collection, contact me off list
kliph...@gmai
Thanks. for letting me know. Yeah, there are only so many hours in the day, and
while I did enjoy reading years ago, I always seem to be behind on all my other
content. I would like to thank Google Reader for going away, as I spent plenty
of time making sure all of my feeds got transferred. Damn
They don't accept your registration with NLS?
Jane
On Jun 27, 2013, at 9:25 PM, Brian Fischler wrote:
> Thanks Jane. I had looked into Bookshare, but would first need to get a
> letter from my doc, and I think it was more costly than the amount of books I
> read in a year, but it might be
Thanks Jane. I had looked into Bookshare, but would first need to get a letter
from my doc, and I think it was more costly than the amount of books I read in
a year, but it might be something I want to look into again.
On Jun 27, 2013, at 2:47 PM, Jane wrote:
> You can subscribe to Bookshare, t
: Ibooks Coming to the Mac
HI Brian,
Yes, iBooks is mainly for reading books, though it's also a nice way to read
any unprotected PDF files. It's generally a really good PDF and eBook
reader, and it makes available a lot of books that aren't available
elsewhere in audiobook forma
HI Brian,
Yes, iBooks is mainly for reading books, though it's also a nice way to read
any unprotected PDF files. It's generally a really good PDF and eBook reader,
and it makes available a lot of books that aren't available elsewhere in
audiobook format or from other libraries that cater to th
VO turns pages in the Kindle app, as well, thankfully! But yes, VoiceOver and
various reading solutions are great.
Jane
On Jun 27, 2013, at 1:55 PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
> IMHO, iBooks and vo together are the most elegant solutions we have for
> reading for us. VoiceOver turns pages as it rea
You can subscribe to Bookshare, too, and maybe the series will be there. If so
you can download as MP3 audio to play on your player, though the quality will
be that of synthesized speech. Still, better than nothing.
Jane
On Jun 27, 2013, at 1:49 PM, Brian Fischler wrote:
> Hey Jane,
>
> T
Kindle works very like iBooks on the iPhone. It even makes the same
page-turning sound. I prefer Kobo on the iPhone as it reads straight through
one chapter at a time without making that noise. And because it stops at the
end of a chapter, I don't mind falling asleep listening since I know there
I have well over a hundred books from Kobo on my iPhone and on my Mac, and I'm
rapidly increasing the size of my Kindle library. I don't buy very many iBooks
as I'm in France, and the choice of English language books is limited. So my
iBooks library is limited to books in French, apart from the
IMHO, iBooks and vo together are the most elegant solutions we have for reading
for us. VoiceOver turns pages as it reads. Very elegant.
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Wow. You can reply off list, but what books do you read from iBooks? I'd surely
not have enough money to buy 100 books or more.
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On Jun 27, 20
Hey Jane,
Thanks for the quick response, and that is what I thought everyone was so
excited about, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something as I am not
an avid reader, and just use the NLS player for all of my books, and they offer
more than enough content for me. Of course, the one
I have over 1,500 books in iBooks on my two iPads. I'll be happy enough to be
able to sit at the computer and read them, too. :) Being able to read the books
with a Braille display makes it all worth while, which you can do with iBooks.
Of course I also have a bunch of books in the kindle app no
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