Thread: Is there a dedicated device for eReader format?
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Old 10-06-2008, 11:27 PM   #10
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eReader book creation tools
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
How do you think eReader compared to Mobi when it comes to book creation tools? Creating books is important to me, and another thing which motivated my choice to use Mobi is the excellent range of freely-available tools for creating books in Mobi format. I've no idea what the range of tools for creating eReader books is like.
While I also prefer eReader as a format when purchasing DRM'd books, eReader's software for creating books has at least one big flaw - it costs $30! I think it's a mistake for them to charge for the software, when other companies offer theirs for free.
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