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> Phone: (704) 256-8010.
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>> From: Tim Kilburn <mailto:kilbu...@me.com>
>> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com <mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
>> Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2016 5:22 PM
>> Subject: Re: Overdrive for the
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From: Tim Kilburn
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2016 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: Overdrive for the Mac.
Hi Kawal,
When I pressed the Mac link, the download just started automatically.
Hi Kawal,
When I pressed the Mac link, the download just started automatically. So, even
though it seemed to take you to an empty page, if you check in your Downloads
folder, the installer dmg should be there. Not sure how accessible things are
after that.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray
Hello Mark.
Thanks for your message. I did have an RNIB login for the RNIB Talking book
library. For some reason, it could not see my book shelf items and it kept
saying orientation locked so today I changed my Talking book subscription and
deleted Overdrive off my phone. I understand a lot
Hello Kawal,
I am currently using the Over Drive app to read the Davincci Code in audio book
format.
The app is definitely VoiceOver accessible. However, it relies mostly on the
explore-by-touch method as the swipe gesture yields little results in the app.
Virtually every feature of the ap
I find it usable for downloading books on the Mac.
I only use it for downloading books though. I then just copy the folder of
downloading books onto an SD card for use on my Pocket Plextalk for actually
reading the books.
I have not gone near the iOS version of Overdrive as there have been other
Hi Denise
On Feb 27, 2011, at 04:43, Denise Avant wrote:
> hi,
> did anyone here ever find out about the adobe id. i did not know such an id
> existed for the free adobe reader.
This ID is something that gets used with Adobe Digital Editions. It's meant
for you to create a unique identifier th
Hi Jonathan and Denise,
I think you're speaking about the Bluefire reader app. I tried this out, and
as far as I can tell, the contents are not accessible. It's like the case with
the Kindle app -- you can view the items in the catalog, but when you open the
actual books, you won't be able to
Hi Denise,
On Feb 27, 2011 Denise Avant wrote:
my library has books through overdrive. i know these books are in protected WMA
format and adobe. but i think some may be unprotected. is it possible to
download these books to my mac in itunes and even transfer them to my iphone?
is there an overd
hi,
did anyone here ever find out about the adobe id. i did not know such an id
existed for the free adobe reader.
On Feb 27, 2011, at 5:58 AM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> Hello Denise,
>
> Below I've pasted two recent posts regarding Overdrive: My brief post gives
> some information about the Overdr
Also, there was an article in the last two weeks on tidbits.com about an
alternative to OverDrive app for iPhone that is supposed to be more convenient
I suggest you read the article and possibly post in the comments or e-mail the
author directly if there are no discussions about VoiceOver wit
Hello Denise,
Below I've pasted two recent posts regarding Overdrive: My brief post gives
some information about the Overdrive iphone App and a more detailed post from
Esther gives additional Overdrive info and links to past notes..
HTH,
Bryan
Begin forwarded messages:
> In addition to Esther
Hi Anna,
"Woody Anna Dresner" wrote:
>
>I read recently that if you're using the Windows version of Overdrive
>Media console, you can now transfer some protected WMA books to an
>iPod or a third generation iPod Shuffle if the iPod is set to
>manually manage
>music. I guess Overdrive Medi
Hi,
I read recently that if you're using the Windows version of Overdrive
Media console, you can now transfer some protected WMA books to an
iPod or a third generation iPod Shuffle if the iPod is set to
manually manage
music. I guess Overdrive Media Console converts the books to protected
Correction for OverDrive notes:
Esther wrote:
> here are some general notes on what I've found to be
> the easiest way to navigate and find books at most sites. You may find
> it easier to use DOM mode for navigating the OverDrive pages.
>
In the section on the OverDrive console:
> You might wa
Hi Jenny,
Jenny Kennedy (Howard) wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
> I was listening to a podcast episode of the assistive technology show
> and the thing being talked about were audiobooks and where to find
> them.
> I have access to audible and NLS not bookshare though. I have known
> about overdrive aud
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