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jbruce · 03-12-2009, 02:03 AM

So, here's the story.

Sony has 100 free classics until the end of the month. I have made a list of about 200 I want/need. Therefore, I'm searching for as many as I can that are ultimately free - with no stips. The ones I can't find "in the ether" - will get downloaded from Sony.

Just added the Harvard Classics set. Thank you! That thing takes care of most of my political documents and a good portion of the philosophy. But, I had to compare it against my list.

So, I made a list of which volumes had what (not as complete as I would like for a public release - the sciences were kinda skipped over). I then converted that HTML file to an LRF via Calibre - see attached.

Harvard Classics Addendum - Harvard Classics.lrf

I've been told you should avoid disclaimers as much as possible, but in this case I will make an exception:
(1) This is the first version of this I've made - wasn't planning for public release. (2) I've been tactility familiar with the inner workings of eBooks for about 3 days now. (3) I've made about 6 LRFs in my life.

Therefore, please, be gentle.

Cheers,
Josh

ps. I don't think I'm authorized to put this in the actual eBooks area - or if it's even desirable really - but, I figured someone might like it.

03-12-2009, 02:03 AM	#1
jbruce Connoisseur Posts: 64 Karma: 88 Join Date: Mar 2009 Device: Sony PRS 700	Content Listing: Harvard Classics Addendum (LRF) So, here's the story. Sony has 100 free classics until the end of the month. I have made a list of about 200 I want/need. Therefore, I'm searching for as many as I can that are ultimately free - with no stips. The ones I can't find "in the ether" - will get downloaded from Sony. Just added the Harvard Classics set. Thank you! That thing takes care of most of my political documents and a good portion of the philosophy. But, I had to compare it against my list. So, I made a list of which volumes had what (not as complete as I would like for a public release - the sciences were kinda skipped over). I then converted that HTML file to an LRF via Calibre - see attached. Harvard Classics Addendum - Harvard Classics.lrf I've been told you should avoid disclaimers as much as possible, but in this case I will make an exception: (1) This is the first version of this I've made - wasn't planning for public release. (2) I've been tactility familiar with the inner workings of eBooks for about 3 days now. (3) I've made about 6 LRFs in my life. Therefore, please, be gentle. Cheers, Josh ps. I don't think I'm authorized to put this in the actual eBooks area - or if it's even desirable really - but, I figured someone might like it.