Thread: Newbie question - What is the difference between libprs500 and ConvertLIT?
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Old 04-07-2008, 01:23 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by gwynevans View Post
I believe that libprs500 itself uses an embedded version of ConvertLit for part of it's conversion of non-DRM'ed MS Reader eBook to Sony eBook.
I think that is an important point, Libprs500 does not crack DRM'd Lit files, but does make use of convertLit for transferring non-DRM'ed LIT files to LRF.

I am looking forward to the ability to Libprs500's ability to convert LRF to HTML. That will make me feel better about any problems of Sony discontinuing the PRS line and stopping support.

I do not want my minidisc nightmare to relive itself.
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