OrbitNote
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OrbitNote is installed as a Google Chrome extension that is linked to your Horizon student Gmail account. Please review this guide for installing Google Chrome and the OrbitNote extension.
If you have further questions, please contact assistivetech@csueastbay.edu.
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If you are a Windows user and have received PDF textbooks from Accessible Media, please follow this guide for uploading the books from your Google Drive. Watch this video for a step-by-step demonstration on how to save your textbooks to Google Drive and open them with OrbitNote.
If you are a Mac user and have received PDF textbooks from Accessible Media, please follow this guide for uploading the books from your Google Drive.
Alternatively, you can upload PDFs directly from your computer on your OrbitNote Dashboard.
If you need to request PDF textbooks from Accessible Media, please submit your Accessible Textbook Request Form which can be found in the Accessible Media section of the Instructions webpage.
If you have submitted your request, you can reach out to the Accessible Media team at alternate.media@csueastbay.edu.
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To upload PDF documents, please review this guide.
If you have further questions, please contact assistivetech@csueastbay.edu.
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If you are clicking on the OrbitNote icon on your Google Chrome Extensions then you may need to fix your Google Chrome pop up settings. To do so, please review this guide.
You can also access your Dashboard by going to orbit.texthelp.com.
If you still face issues, please contact assistivetech@csueastbay.edu.
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No, OrbitNote only handles PDFs. Read&Write can however be used with Bookshare and EPUB files.
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