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Old 01-09-2011, 07:25 PM   #46
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Originally Posted by eerok View Post
What I'm getting at is that if you have a preferred format in which to keep your ebook collection, then that will be an important criterion when you choose a reader. I have no problem breaking DRM in order to convert, though.

I also convert my journals and drafts of my writing projects to EPub. There are many more EPub tools around than for any other ebook format, except for PDF, which too often renders poorly on readers.

There's really no single best choice for everyone. Many of the reasons that I prefer EPub mean nothing to most others, but they matter to me.
If you already have several ebooks on an specific format that makes total sense, let's say an existing ePub collection. But unless you read technical material, a pure text novel or ebook will not get any advantage or using ePub format because is mere text.
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