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Originally Posted by Quelch
Try 'Icecream eBook reader'
This is a reasonable app for reading eBooks on the computer, it’s fairly simple to use and it’s free
I like the sepia background as it’s more relaxing than stark white
The controls on the right allow to have one page or two pages on the screen
and by continually clicking on the large A the print size can be enlarge to your liking
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&r...9vCNx5LP9LI-Sw
Click on the blue ‘Download Now’ box, ignore the other stuff that is advertised
Then click on the blue ‘External Mirror 1’ box
Never click on the ‘Upgrade’ box, it’s not worth the money and the free version is more than adequate
I read mobi and epub using Icecream eBook reader
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If you have Windows 8 or 10 you can use FictionBookReader from Windows Store. It is able to read a lot of formats and for a fee is able to maintain all your books in the cloud and synced across computers/phones.