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xristy · 10-13-2010, 08:34 PM

It's not heaven (that might be an offspring of BFR and Goodreader) but it's really wonderful for me - Txtr is just too cumbersome, BFR works like it should - transfers easily from iTunes or PhoneDisk. I have a pretty large collection of Adobe DRM'd eBooks and I've been wanting to have them on the iPad - where the rest of my library is.

I do wish there was an integrated reader though so that I didn't have to remember which reader has which book, and before someone says caliber (which I really like and find useful) I really find it boring to spend time trying to move eBooks from one format to another and crack eBooks just to change the format to another reader. I assume that this jungle of formats and DRM will dissipate in maybe 5 years.

10-13-2010, 08:34 PM	#61
xristy Connoisseur Posts: 54 Karma: 210 Join Date: Sep 2007 Device: iPad	finally an Adobe DRM reader for the iPad It's not heaven (that might be an offspring of BFR and Goodreader) but it's really wonderful for me - Txtr is just too cumbersome, BFR works like it should - transfers easily from iTunes or PhoneDisk. I have a pretty large collection of Adobe DRM'd eBooks and I've been wanting to have them on the iPad - where the rest of my library is. I do wish there was an integrated reader though so that I didn't have to remember which reader has which book, and before someone says caliber (which I really like and find useful) I really find it boring to spend time trying to move eBooks from one format to another and crack eBooks just to change the format to another reader. I assume that this jungle of formats and DRM will dissipate in maybe 5 years.