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Old 10-17-2007, 05:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by yvanleterrible View Post
Adobe reader are PDF and supported by the reader.
Microsoft reader are .LIT and can be converted lookup through this site to find how, with a search on .lit
Adobe PDF ebooks you pay for like that are chock full of nice DRM goodies that the Sony Reader 500/505 just does not enjoy and will not deal with. However, MS Reader format is not so full of DRM that the DRm cannot be removed. In fact, you can remove the DRM from a LIT file and use lit2lrf to easily convert to LRF. You could also use Book Designer if you wanted, but lit2lrf is easier to use in this case. And yes, have a look around and you'll find out how to remove the DRm from MS Reader files so you can convert and enjoy on your reader.
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