David Silberstein wrote: >On Sat, 6 Dec 2003, Jose Marquez wrote: > > >>I've been wanting to read The Gypsy for quite some time, and because I >>couldn't find any copies anywhere, I bought Songs from the Gypsy. I was >>very excited to hear the songs, of course, but I also was looking >>forward to reading the text of the novel. So here's the problem. I don't >>know how to get to the text of the novel. Anyone know what I need to do >>to get to the text? >> >> >> > >I recall having problems with the CD before. Let me get it and try it >now. > >[...] > >Weird. I can't see the data portion in Win2K at *all*. Not even >using tools like Nero to look at the track; all it sees are the 10 >audio track. OK, when in doubt, try Linux. > >[...] > >Ah! Linux sees the data portion with no problems. And looking at the >files, I now recall that another problem I was having is that >apparantly the book was meant to be read using an ancient and ugly >version of Quicktime. > > Interesting. So, if I don't own a Mac or have Linux, I won't be able to read the book on the CD? That sucks. I was hoping to have my cake and eat it too. Jose -- Jose Marquez jhereg69 at earthlink.net