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Old 06-19-2016, 09:59 AM   #65
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Originally Posted by cfrizz View Post
Also totally true. I now have 1478 books on my pc, ereader, phones, mp3 player, and tablet. If I had that many books in my apt., there would be no room for me.

Ereading got me BACK into reading after nearly a 10 year absence from buying and reading books that I had trouble seeing and storing.

For those years, I read fan fiction on my pc by copying the stories into MS Word and adjusting the font to the size that was right for me. Then saving them to my pc.

Oh yeah, and thanks to Calibre, I have a good chunk of those fan fics converted into epubs and also on my readers!
I used to convert fan fics to kindle format via Mobipocket creator before I learned how to make them in Calibre. It's a lot faster and neater.
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