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Old 07-11-2010, 06:06 PM   #1
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My father reads a Dutch computer magazine, Computer Idee, which is geared towards the computer enthousiasts and features news, reviews and lots of workshops.

My father was reading the latest edition yesterday which features an article on eBooks and eReaders. It also includes a short workshop on how to create your own eBooks. My father showed it to me, mentioning that they recommend a free program: calibre (which, of course, I already use).

It isn't available on the magazine's website but if anyone's interested I could translate it. Nothing new is mentioned but it was good to see a great program get the attention it deserves.

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