Thread: Study: No technical and functional reasons for proprietary e-book formats
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Old 05-18-2013, 12:45 AM   #9
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This reminds me!

HELP! HELP!

Is there a good simple "lit" reader?
I have a tremendous number of "lit" books and since I lost my system disk a year or so ago, I haven't been able to read them. Microsoft doesn't support it any more.

I don't want to have to convert them, and I loved the "lit" format itself. It was my format of choice!
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