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Since having to wear glasses my reading quantity has reduced so I purchase talking books often in cd form.


In the car I insert a cd and it waits in the same position when I last switched it off.


My cd players at home all go back to the start and I have to trawl for the right place.


My question to you high-techies is, do they make one that remains at the place where one last switched it off?


if there is such a beast can you tell me the make and model?


Thank you in anticipation

Steve.

I know that many DVD players have this facility, but I've never tested it with CDs in the drive instead of DVD's - have you tried it in a DVD player steve? I'm not saying it will work but worth a try


A quick google suggests anyone else who has asked your question hasn't had much joy

Steve: Hi I?m looking for a ipod generic portable mp3 supported compression file format player (sic).


Curries sales assistant: Wot?! Ey bruv I think dis man is sick.


Steve: I?m looking for a ipod generic portable mp3 supported compression file format player. Do you have any in stock?


Curries sales assistant: Nah dis is Curries innit. D?you wanna phone? For just 20 pound a month yeah I got this one wiv intergrated youtube happy salppin footage yeah.


Steve: Twat!

SteveT Wrote:

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> Who would have thought it was soooo complicated

> for such an obvious feature.



I blame whoever it was who decided not to put a button on video machines that said, SET DATE AND TIME and did just that.

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