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Pride Of Lions · 12-02-2004, 11:36 PM

I'm only vaguely familiar with eReader and a search of their website makes it seem like we have to use their special e-book reader to view the e-books. Somehow I thought that we could use our own e-book reader (iSilo, Palm Reader,...) or at least download the format that works for us. Am I confusing eReader with something else (like Memoware)?

I agree that offering up public domain works that are available elsewhere for free is kinda bunk. I think it'd be great if we could choose our daily e-book from topics that interest us. That'd speak more volumes of altruism and positive marketing than hoping to hook the target audience on books we already read in the 7th grade.

Anyways...
POL9A

12-02-2004, 11:36 PM	#5
Pride Of Lions just kinda geeky Posts: 381 Karma: 30 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Oakland, California Device: iPhone	eReader app.? I'm only vaguely familiar with eReader and a search of their website makes it seem like we have to use their special e-book reader to view the e-books. Somehow I thought that we could use our own e-book reader (iSilo, Palm Reader,...) or at least download the format that works for us. Am I confusing eReader with something else (like Memoware)? I agree that offering up public domain works that are available elsewhere for free is kinda bunk. I think it'd be great if we could choose our daily e-book from topics that interest us. That'd speak more volumes of altruism and positive marketing than hoping to hook the target audience on books we already read in the 7th grade. Anyways... POL9A