I know that some Bookshare books need to be force-unzipped into an empty
folder; the unzip process won't create a subfolder for them. Others do not
require this extra attention.  I don't know why.  This may be the same
phenomenon.  One needs to create a folder first, then unzip the book into
it, then the book reader will find it.

Dean


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Rick Lewis
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2011 10:06 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Braillenote] Unzipping NLS Books on the Braillenote

All right, I feel stupid. I've been zipping and unzipping files for years, 
and although I don't claim to be an expert, I also didn't expect to be 
stumped by unzipping NLS books on the Braillenote, especially since I did 
two right but two others don't unzip into a complete, unified book.
My guess is that I did something different with the successful files.
I have four downloaded items:
1. The Book Brightsided from the BARD site.
2. Newsweek (2-21-11.) (From APH.)
3. The Week (2-14-11.)
4. Reader's digest (3-11) from APH.
All four were copied from my PC to an SD card, which still has room to 
spare.
The first two successfully unzipped into DAISY books the Apex could see, but

the last two unzipped into the the My Books folder as I specified, but the 
Apex doesn't see them as books: I see the individual files, but can't read 
the books in DAISY form.
They're not displayed in the book reader, even if I use space-x on the BT 
and look at the list of Daisy books.
Of course I could put them in directories on my PC and copy those 
directories onto the Apex, but I'm curious about what works and what doesn't

if using those zip files on the Apex, and what I might have done differently

with the working books.
In at least one successful case, I know I deleted the original zip file, but

I actually wanted the rest to remain on the SD card for later use.
Any thoughts?
--
Rick 


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