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DanielCoffey · 06-28-2009, 02:45 AM

Calibre certainly works on the Mac as well as all the little tools inside it (rtf2lrf etc). You can also have a look at Stanza which is a nice Mac desktop software ereader.

At the moment, the Sony software is PC-only, but Calibre does a fine job of filling this gap.

If you are buying books in eReader Secure from Fictionwise, there are ways (which are discissed elsewhere) of stripping the DRM leaving you with a .html version that you can then edit or re-convert to lrf.

I have had my 505 for only a couple of weeks, but free ebooks, Fictionwise and Baen Webscriptions have given me plenty to read.

06-28-2009, 02:45 AM	#2
DanielCoffey Connoisseur Posts: 66 Karma: 26 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Edinburgh, UK Device: Sony PRS-505	Calibre certainly works on the Mac as well as all the little tools inside it (rtf2lrf etc). You can also have a look at Stanza which is a nice Mac desktop software ereader. At the moment, the Sony software is PC-only, but Calibre does a fine job of filling this gap. If you are buying books in eReader Secure from Fictionwise, there are ways (which are discissed elsewhere) of stripping the DRM leaving you with a .html version that you can then edit or re-convert to lrf. I have had my 505 for only a couple of weeks, but free ebooks, Fictionwise and Baen Webscriptions have given me plenty to read.