Well, it's been a while since I posted anything. The reason is because there just isn't much to say! I'm still loving the writer; using it exclusively. I don't even hook up my Cybra any longer. I will still keep it for my backup, though.
By the way, anyone want to buy a Stentura 8000 and a ProCAT Flash? They were my backup writers and now they're just collecting dust.
On the excitement side, I am the beta tester for LiveLink, the software from Stenovations that refreshes changes from digitalCAT (like Bridge/Eclipse). It is the second "toy" in three months, and I'm having so much fun! Judge is a little miffed because I changed from CaseView to Bridge (and she had to learn new ways of going online and offline), and now I change over to this, which has a new way of going online and offline. But she'll adapt! She's very excited when I make a change on my computer and it changes it on hers. woo-hoo!
My Red LightSpeed
LS links
November 20, 2007
November 5, 2007
My dream LightSpeed case
Here's what I think the case for the LightSpeed should be.
Picture a metal case with either a hinge or a removable top (like an Altoids tin, only LightSpeed size). Then on the inside there would be cushioning, and a little between the top of the LightSpeed and the top so that the keys wouldn't be smashed. It would be sturdy enough so that if you had it next to a computer in a case or something on top of it, it would protect the top of the writer. There could be a little spot for the usb cable and/or charger. Maybe even a little carrying handle on top, but I'm not too sure about that.
Picture a metal case with either a hinge or a removable top (like an Altoids tin, only LightSpeed size). Then on the inside there would be cushioning, and a little between the top of the LightSpeed and the top so that the keys wouldn't be smashed. It would be sturdy enough so that if you had it next to a computer in a case or something on top of it, it would protect the top of the writer. There could be a little spot for the usb cable and/or charger. Maybe even a little carrying handle on top, but I'm not too sure about that.
November 2, 2007
Sound Sync Static
My sound sync had been having static whenever I was using my LS. Very disappointing.
So I told Johnny about it. He sent me a new USB cord, one with a little wire loop around the cylinder thingy on it. Works like a charm! No more static in my sound sync. Makes Greta very happy.
So I told Johnny about it. He sent me a new USB cord, one with a little wire loop around the cylinder thingy on it. Works like a charm! No more static in my sound sync. Makes Greta very happy.
October 25, 2007
Protect your LightSpeed
This is a neoprene carrying case for a 13 inch Apple MacBook, but jut the right size for your Lightspeed.
It is:
Soft, durable and water-resistant Neoprene protects and cushions your laptop
Small enough to fit inside your regular carrying case, but tough enough to use by itself
Stylish design combines form and function to create a unique laptop carrying solution
Heavy-duty nylon strap
Full-size external pocket for AC adapter, files, CDs and other accessories
Lifetime Warranty
Soft, durable and water-resistant Neoprene protects and cushions your laptop
Small enough to fit inside your regular carrying case, but tough enough to use by itself
Stylish design combines form and function to create a unique laptop carrying solution
Heavy-duty nylon strap
Full-size external pocket for AC adapter, files, CDs and other accessories
Lifetime Warranty
October 23, 2007
Using keypads to increase accuracy
If you are having trouble with the cracks between the keys and not hitting them properly, you can use keypads to "relocate" the edge of your key. For instance, if the asterisk key is too far away from the FR for you, place the keypads a little bit over the edge of the key. That will put the edges together and make it easier to stroke them together.
By the way, if you are having trouble with the software update, re-load the version that came with your writer.
By the way, if you are having trouble with the software update, re-load the version that came with your writer.
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