E-Reader for Medical textbooks in PDF and CHM?

Originally Posted by mbovenka

I assume those CHMs are pretty big. Did the conversions fail by running out of memory? If so, using 64-bit Calibre on a box with a lot of RAM might work.

I use 64-bit calibre
The problem in decompiling chm to zip in calibre.
In zip file, only contain the Table of contents, not the body of the book

May be the problem with Javascript in TOC as it contain multiple levels.

Trying with a small chm with good results

[mbovenka]

Originally Posted by DrPrince

I use 64-bit calibre
The problem in decompiling chm to zip in calibre.
In zip file, only contain the Table of contents, not the body of the book

May be the problem with Javascript in TOC as it contain multiple levels.

Trying with a small chm with good results

OK, in that case you might want to drop by in the 'conversion' Calibre subforum; perhaps someone will have an idea there.

Originally Posted by mbovenka

OK, in that case you might want to drop by in the 'conversion' Calibre subforum; perhaps someone will have an idea there.

Already trying but no satisfactory response

[firyspell]

I use pdf books too but i like to highlight and scribble on it.

I hv gone through some reviews about Sony Ereader T2 or T3 which seems to be at the top when it comes to pdf and scribbling using a stylus.

Any thoughts about other e-ink ereader that can use stylus ???

Thanks

[DaleDe]

Originally Posted by firyspell

I use pdf books too but i like to highlight and scribble on it.

I hv gone through some reviews about Sony Ereader T2 or T3 which seems to be at the top when it comes to pdf and scribbling using a stylus.

Any thoughts about other e-ink ereader that can use stylus ???

Thanks

All touch screens can be used with a stylus but not always the same stylus. To state it another way there are stylus' available for all touch screens.

Dale