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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
But I doubt that the performance of the HTML viewer is very good, especially for files with CSS or books split into multiple HTML pages. HTML is not really designed for ebooks.
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if I try to load an HTML file with CSS that was converted with LIT Converter, Word barfs at it. The only way to fix it is to load the HTML into Firefox or MSIE and resave it as webpage complete. Then Word will like it. And the real problem I see is that a lot of HTML books are generally not formatted the way I'd like them to be so I don't mind converting them using html2lrf or Book Designer. I've used both and they are both very good for use with the Sony Reader. If you get books from Project Gutenberg with pictures, html2lrf is great to use. I think The issue here is getting things on your reader no matter what reader ina format that you will enjoy. The Sony is easy because of people who have put in their time to make such very good tools to use to convert.