Sent from my iPhone hey there does anybody know of a reliable source where you can download radio stations from any area of the country including your local stations thank you
Sent from my iPhone hello, I have asked this question before, is there anywhere to get reliable radio stations to add to Plex web radio thank you for your help in this matter God bless you and have a wonderful day
>I have an adapter which I have not used because I am in the UK and got my
>Pocket from the USA. I had to get an adapter suitable for our wall sockets.
>
> I could let you have the US adapter for a nominal price (say £10) but
> would have to charge the shipping act cost.
>
> Let me know if you wish me to ascertain the shipping cost.
>
> Steve
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> Cc: "Life My Way" <lifemyway(a)yahoo.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 20, 2015 5:16 AM
> Subject: [Plextalk] AC adapter for plextalk pocket.
>
>
>>I have a question is it just my own imaganation or is the port of the
>>plextalk pocket that the wall adapter connects to very loose?
>> The reason i am asking is that my plextalk pocket will not charge when i
>> use the regular wall adapter.
>> also when using the regular wall adapter while listening to some content
>> on the sd card i have in the plextalk pocket the unit went like totally
>> dead, meanning that i had to take the battery out and place it back in
>> again then it worked just fine how much does an adapter cost for the
>> plextalk pocket?
>>
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I'm using the basic PRS software with Windows 7. I regularly use
files from a particular folder to select and import into a daisy
book. Until recently they were correctly alphabetically ordered. Now
I find the order inverted and it has remained consistently like this.
If I use Windows Explorer to look at the same folder it is correctly
ordered. I cannot find anything in the PRS menus to correct this
inverted order. Any ideas?
BTW, this happened to me a couple years ago with a different folder.
After several months it corrected itself. Needless to say, I do not
know of anything I did to cause this.
Thanks,
Jeff
Hi all,
A new technology has been developed to try and mitigate against non-legitimate and spam email which has been taking off in the last few months. This technology is called DMARC, and unfortunately is not compatible with email lists, as the email lists break the DMARC system and cause emails whose providers publish DMARC information to end up being rejected.
This started causing the list server here issues several months ago when users were randomly being kicked off lists.
There are a number of ways of mitigating against this issue, and the implementation I have chosen for the lists here will I hope be as non-intrusive to screen reader users as possible.
Until yesterday, most of the lists weren't seeing the system in action, but sometime yesterday Gmail decided to publish DMARC records, so the system I put in place started seeing regular use across the lists.
Here is the system put in place:
For email reaching the list, the system will look up if a DMARC record is published for the domain. If no record is published, the message is sent out to the list as normal. If a DMARC record is published, the email is modified as followed:
- The From: header is changed so that the text "Via Listname" is added to the person's name;
- The email address in the From: header is replaced by the list address;
- The Original from: header is put into the cc: header.
This I think gives the best balance of deliverability for all users, without cluttering up screen reader users with other information in the message or the From: header. Yahoogroups have their own way of mitigating this for all messages, and I feel this causes extraneous information to be heard for example using the screen reader.
The DMARC website is at www.dmarc.org<http://www.dmarc.org> if you want to see more information. This is a very new standard, and I hope there will be a way devised for people to use mailing lists with this technology in place which has a better solution.
Thanks and happy listing,
Andrew.
Hi all,
A new technology has been developed to try and mitigate against non-legitimate and spam email which has been taking off in the last few months. This technology is called DMARC, and unfortunately is not compatible with email lists, as the email lists break the DMARC system and cause emails whose providers publish DMARC information to end up being rejected.
This started causing the list server here issues several months ago when users were randomly being kicked off lists.
There are a number of ways of mitigating against this issue, and the implementation I have chosen for the lists here will I hope be as non-intrusive to screen reader users as possible.
Until yesterday, most of the lists weren't seeing the system in action, but sometime yesterday Gmail decided to publish DMARC records, so the system I put in place started seeing regular use across the lists.
Here is the system put in place:
For email reaching the list, the system will look up if a DMARC record is published for the domain. If no record is published, the message is sent out to the list as normal. If a DMARC record is published, the email is modified as followed:
- The From: header is changed so that the text "Via Listname" is added to the person's name;
- The email address in the From: header is replaced by the list address;
- The Original from: header is put into the cc: header.
This I think gives the best balance of deliverability for all users, without cluttering up screen reader users with other information in the message or the From: header. Yahoogroups have their own way of mitigating this for all messages, and I feel this causes extraneous information to be heard for example using the screen reader.
The DMARC website is at www.dmarc.org<http://www.dmarc.org> if you want to see more information. This is a very new standard, and I hope there will be a way devised for people to use mailing lists with this technology in place which has a better solution.
Thanks and happy listing,
Andrew.
Hi all, is there any advantage, or disadvantage to changing to the
Canadian firm ware? Will my NLS key still work? Will it be able to read
.BRF files? This is my one pet peeve with the Plex Talk, the fact that
the Book Port, wich is the same hardware can do this, but the US version
of the plex Talk can not.
Thanks in advanced:
John
John Jacques
Amateur Radio Station: KD8PC
"Whare Cat Is, Is civilization!"
Robert A Heinlein
http://www.johnjacques.weebly.com
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