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Old 11-09-2009, 09:07 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by okalyddude View Post
So in conclusion, we have a zipped file containing thousands of small files.. html? My unzipping process canceled and I have to retry to uncompress, or maybe re-download, before I can take a look..

If it is a bunch of html, then I could do this? Does prs 600 support html, or would I have to convert the whole lot of them? And again, could I put them all under one "collection" and NOT have them show up in the 'all books'? Or even if they did, and I added them, do you think that I could easily search and open them?
doesnt really matter if it is zipped or just "tarred", if you open the download in, for instance 7zip that can handle tar's without problems, you can see for your self what format they are in.

I don't think the 600 support HTML tho. But if it is HTML, you can convert it too something sensible most likely.
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