I recently posted a comment on Lon Thornburg's blog to describe an basic overview of the different DAISY standards and file sets, and what are the files at stake in the MS Word to DAISY conversion using MS "Save as DAISY XML" and the Pipeline. Doing this a number of times I was able to specifically I then split the error file and repeated the process with Save as DAISY. I split the 200 page file in half, ran Save as DAISY, resulted in one file being fine & the other still bringing up the error. I found the issue and it appeared to be Microsoft related. Subsequently the user himself found the solution to the problem: He reported that the document is valid and there are no issues with installations. The user was advised to validate the document and also check for proper installation of MathType and MathDAISY. The following issue was posted by a user: How might I try that, and is it accessible? I'm a blind guy, trying to convert documents for other blind users, and some of the authoring tools like TObI and OBI are far from being friendly for a keyboard only, screen reader user.
#Microsoft word add in save as daisy full
I read something about using the xml file that I can indeed createm, and using a full Daisy pipeline to convert. Sorry about being redundant, just trying to be thorough.
My OS is Windows7, using office 2010, and Save to Daisy 2.5.5.1. I'm sure I didn't choose any multi language settings, but where is that located, just in case? They all had worked in the past, but none work now. I have the standard Microsoft Anna voice, as well as 3 voices purchased from Cepstral. This is strictly a one language situation, English. I don't see a button to click for help with authoring guidelines. I get as far as step 3.3 with success (filling out the translate dialog), 3.4 (clicking the translate button) results in failure. PPS: In browsing the forum I found the tutorial for processing docx into full daisy at: I tried processing it again, but saving it in a different folder, in order to preserve my originally created book. I made the change, opened a second file, and when following the steps above, the process failed, and hasn't worked since. I actually successfully created an audio book, but wanted to switch to a different output voice. Is there a similar command I need to choose to run Save to Daisy?Īs mentioned above, I had been able to make daisy audio books, but the addon mysteriously quit.
#Microsoft word add in save as daisy install
I know on some setup files I've installed, I still have to right click and tell it specifically to run as admin to install them. I only have one user account on my laptop, and it is admin. What is different with the pipeline validator than the one that just ran and validated? What are those missing files, and how can I put them back? They appear to have something to do with the built in error fixing scripts. File not found: caputo.html Location: file:\C:\Users\VETERAN\Documents\Daisy\SS2013q2\HC130317\pipeline_temp\tmp1\01-mathFlow.xml File not found: caputo.html Location: file:\C:\Users\VETERAN\Documents\Daisy\SS2013q2\HC130317\pipeline_temp\tmp1\00-dtbookfix.xml File not found: caputo.html Location: file:\C:\Users\VETERAN\Documents\Daisy\SS2013q2\HC130317\pipeline_temp\tmp0\00-dtbookfix.xml Despite crossed fingers, and held breath, I get a message saying Pipeline Jump Fails, with the following details: Ensure my title is there, also the Creator and Publisher information.ĥ. Click Narrated book, and in the translation dialog I browse to the folder to create the file set. Click Save as Daisy on the ribbon, click the Save as Daisy button, then choose the Full Daisy from single document option.Ĥ. Save, click Validate on the ribbon., Result is: document is valid.ģ. Format a brief 6 page document with bulleted list, and headings using the Style in the right click menu.Ģ. Steps I'm Taking to Convert from DOCX to Daisy:ġ. The 64bit immediately returned with a message saying it can't install. BTW, I tried uninstalling, and installed each to see if something broke with the install. Not sure why that is, it just works that way. I'm using a 64bit Dell laptop, Office2010, but for some reason the 32bit Save as Daisy installs and works, rather than the 64bit version. Double checking my Control Panel, each voice can be switched to, and speaks the test sentence contained there. I do have synthetic voices on my computer, and have used them with other audio editing, and text to speech programs on my computer. The Addon seems to have installed correctly, and I was able to make full auddio books for a while, then it suddenly stopped. I can use Save as Daisy to validate my document, and even generate an xml from my file, but the full Daisy option fails when trying to create a book with audio.
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