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Musicman · 10-11-2009, 09:27 AM

Hi bevL,

There are no E-Ink devices that will read DRM MSReader LIT Books.

You will need to liberate and convert them in order to read them on an E-Ink device. So, if E-Ink is something you are interested in, then you have many choices. If your E-ink device supports Adobe ADE, then you can borrow library books and read them on the device.

I also was using an Ipaq to read and liked the fact that I could read almost any format DRM or not on it. It is a shame that PDA's did not take off, since they had everthing, imho, color and flexibility.

I still do not quite understand why there is not e-ink window device that would let you add any reader application you want.

10-11-2009, 09:27 AM	#3
Musicman Evangelist Posts: 452 Karma: 364 Join Date: May 2009 Location: New York Device: EZ-Reader - Samsung Nook's- Nook S/T w/Glow - Kindle Fire - Nova 2	Hi bevL, There are no E-Ink devices that will read DRM MSReader LIT Books. You will need to liberate and convert them in order to read them on an E-Ink device. So, if E-Ink is something you are interested in, then you have many choices. If your E-ink device supports Adobe ADE, then you can borrow library books and read them on the device. I also was using an Ipaq to read and liked the fact that I could read almost any format DRM or not on it. It is a shame that PDA's did not take off, since they had everthing, imho, color and flexibility. I still do not quite understand why there is not e-ink window device that would let you add any reader application you want.