Thread: What eReader has the best management software?
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Old 01-10-2010, 07:08 PM   #1
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What eReader has the best management software?
The Sony software may work but it simply stinks.

Of 3 computers, Calibre only works on my work computer.

I get my books from MANY places so I would prefer not sending files to Amazon for converting to kindle-ing. I don't want an ereader that ties you down to only one format.

In fact, I buy very little DRM stuff. But my first reader couldn't work with any DRM files and I don't want to limit my myself to reading non-DRM books only.

What I want is a reader with software that lets you organize your books in whatever way suits you. Or as much so as is practical.

Please don't recomend Calibre. It may convert formats really well, but I don't want to reformat and reload Windows. Nor buy another computer just to run it.
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