Thread: Should I Sell My Kindle?
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Old 10-30-2008, 08:43 PM   #19
Alisa
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Originally Posted by GatorDeb View Post
I read my Kindle stuff on the PC just fine after freeing them
True. I do wonder if more textbooks would be in .tpz, though, to preserve the formatting and keep people from freeing them. Also, since "officially" they can't be read on a computer, the university would have to evaluate it as such.
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