Richard, The PDF version of the OpenBook manual that I had downloaded to my computer appears to be accessible with readable text. The manual is 247 pages long so it does take a couple of minutes

Sorry if this has been address but here is a link to the Freedom Scientific page containing the documentation for OpenBook and

OK then. Shalom, Bill Tessore billtessore@...

Oops, I forgot to also mention, the manual is from July, 2010, when the last major update was done. Richard "The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it, but what they become

What is more frustrating, is the PDF version needs to have OCR done on it... Richard "The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it, but what they become by it." - John Ruskin,

Here is the link to the documentation page where you can get the user guide in txt or pdf as well as the quick start guide. They do not offer it in html, audio, or

Here is a link to the manual. I found it by searching Freedomscientific for "OpenBook Manual" https://support.freedomscientific.com/Content/Documents/Manuals/OpenBook/OpenBook-Manual.pdf

Hi, Bill, I am working till noon; will look up the link then. Ann

OK Ann Byrne, is there a URL one can go to to get this detailed Openbook manual? Or must one request a copy from the manufacturer? Shalom, Bill Tessore billtessore@...

There is a manual which gives detailed instructions. . At 07:43 AM 4/8/2021, you wrote:

Hi, Why is there no OpenBook training materials to download as daisy or mp3? Andrew

Brian, Thanks. I appreciate the facts and logic you've provided on updates and you've swayed me to drop my bias. Alan

- About which you will get zero, and I mean zero, argument from me. Developing safe interaction habits with cyberspace is the very, very best thing anyone can do to keep themselves safe. This is an

Thanks, Adrian. You make some excellent points and I'm adapting my thinking on Microsoft Office updates. Alan

Brian, I agree completely regarding Excel and Word and as I said in my last post, I'm becoming a convert to agreeing with the necessity of security updates especially with Outlook. But I still

Alan, I no longer remember how or whether Windows 7 archives the updates that are applied, but Windows 10 keeps track of virtually any update applied to any Microsoft supplied program on the

Brian, Thanks for your knowledge and comments about updates. That is why I'm on these lists to get the benefit of others who know a lot more than I do on these things. I'll be more open-minded

Alan, I’m no techie, and I believe you’re more sophisticated than I in this area, but I believe your password protection is designed to guard against only an unauthorized user from gaining

Alan, The amount of "exposure" is really pretty much dependent on how much you directly interact with cyberspace with any of these programs. It's entirely possible to almost entirely avoid

Hi Shan, Maybe you could explain to me what the security risk is for using Excel 2010 or Word 2010? No software can be made that is risk-free to being attacked if one uses them without using