Thread: Is it me, or is Mobipocket for Windows awful?
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Old 04-07-2012, 04:28 PM   #25
Rick G
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I think mobipocket is fine for creating mobi's but I never use it to preview. In fact I prefer it to calibre for creating mobi's (although I use calibre to turn mobi's into epubs).

Typically for testing I use:
Kindle previewer
Kindle for PC
B&N for PC
Sony reader for pc (although using it less and less)
An actual Kindle
kindle for iPad
kindle for iPhone
iBooks

And then when I'm finished, I upload and get all paranoid that maybe I didn't test it enough.
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