Thread: First e-book reader with a specific purpose & restrictions
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Old 01-08-2013, 03:43 PM   #4
susan_cassidy
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For an ebook reader, you need to create in either ePub (most ereaders), or .mobi (Kindle) formats. There are various free programs that you can use to convert Word documents output in filtered HTML to the various formats. Being a Kindle person, I would recommend a Kindle.
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