Thread: Which ebook store has the largest amount of content?
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Old 07-24-2009, 11:29 AM   #13
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If you are willing to strip the DRM, then MicroSoft LIT (you need a Windows PC) is a good choice, but MOBI and eReader are also ok. Once the DRM has been removed, Calibre can format shift to ePub or LRF (and to MOBI for your Kindle).
I tried a MOBI stripper written in Python but was not able to determine the PID of my device. Is there a good product available through the web?

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As Jon mentioned Books On Board carries the ePub format which most feel is superior to PDF.
I checked out Books on Board and they appear to be a good option - thanks for the tip.

I have also had some success with Diesel Books using their Adobe formats,
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