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Old 04-14-2008, 02:29 PM   #1
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Question Managing a E-Book Library
Hello Everyone

I Have a question for people having more then one dedicated E-book reading device, more specificly more then E-ink Device.

I Have a library of a couple of thousand e-books, Ranging from Classics, SF, Techinical manuals, etc in a variety of formats (PDF, Html, rtf, lit, prc, txt).

When I got My Sony PRS-500 I started to realise that I'll like to standardise my library as much as possible.

Now, I've gone and ordered a CyBook (Couldn't Resist) and wanted some advise on which would be the best format to standardise on.

I'll like to use a format that will work on both devices without having to convert.

I'll also like to ask how you people deal with the varing formats required for different devices.

Thanks and appriciate any advice you all can give me.
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