Thread: Borders UK launches £189 e-book reader
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Old 07-17-2009, 12:06 PM   #35
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all of the supplied books are either TXT or HTML which is likely why the TXT are not formatted very well. They are also downloadable from the web site, by the way. http://www.elonex.com/support/products/ebook/600eb.shtm


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The txt suffer the same CR/LF line length problems of Project Gutenberg books but the HTML are pretty well formatted using embedded style sheets. The disclaimer text however, is run into the final paragraph of the book. Not a particular good way to end a book. There is support of emdash in the html books.

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