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jee · 08-03-2010, 02:04 PM

I've just searched for a topic about this program. Btw, the topic name should be changed to Alfa Ebooks Manager.

Actually it's the best software of this kind I've ever used. Awhile ago, the trial version on the site was buggy, not sure whether it's corrected. However, do download a free version and give it a try. I don't like Calibre, since it cannot recognize practically any book from my HUGE ebook collection, and it's so slow. But I do use it for converting my ebooks.

This little software AEM is very fast and it can manage several thousands of ebooks. Like 90% of the free ebooks I own, that are usually hard to recognize by the document properties (calibre recognized not a single one!), this software recognized automatically! It downloaded the covers and the books info from the Internet. Just great and I truly recommend it. It does look awkward at first, since its way of managing books is rather unusual, but you should get use to it in about half an hour.

08-03-2010, 02:04 PM	#15
jee Enthusiast Posts: 43 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2010 Device: enTourage eDGe	I've just searched for a topic about this program. Btw, the topic name should be changed to Alfa Ebooks Manager. Actually it's the best software of this kind I've ever used. Awhile ago, the trial version on the site was buggy, not sure whether it's corrected. However, do download a free version and give it a try. I don't like Calibre, since it cannot recognize practically any book from my HUGE ebook collection, and it's so slow. But I do use it for converting my ebooks. This little software AEM is very fast and it can manage several thousands of ebooks. Like 90% of the free ebooks I own, that are usually hard to recognize by the document properties (calibre recognized not a single one!), this software recognized automatically! It downloaded the covers and the books info from the Internet. Just great and I truly recommend it. It does look awkward at first, since its way of managing books is rather unusual, but you should get use to it in about half an hour.