Thread: Best Sony Reader for LRF?
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Old 03-16-2012, 03:52 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by corroonb View Post
It's possible. I do have all the source files for the LRF files still so it would be easier to convert from HTML to ePUB. I've so far avoided ePUB because it looks terrible on the 505.
I've had a 505 and I gave up on LRF. LRF is terrible. It has fake italics and it shows. Embedding fonts in LRF is very slow. With ePub, I was able to load the fonts on the 505 and point the ePub to them and have better looking text on screen.

Also, if you want to get a new Sony Reader, you'll have to give up on LRF as the T1 and any future Readers won't support LRF.
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