Thread: What eReader has the best management software?
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Old 01-10-2010, 08:58 PM   #4
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Device: PRS-600 EB-1150
Windows XP (32bit) at work works with Calibre.

Windows XP(32bit) at home, Calibre will not recognize the PRS-600.

Windows 7 Professional (64bit) at home, Calibre works well for converting formats. But will not recognize the PRS-600.

On the 64bit Windows 7 Professional computer I am also running Windows Virtual PC mode XP. Calibre will recognize the PRS-600, but you can not transfer books using Calibre.

I'm not complaining about Windows, I REALLY like Windows 7 Professional, plus the Windows Virtual PC mode XP. By the way this is not dual boot.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/vir.../download.aspx

What I am asking is this - Does any of the ereaders have a good file management system, either built in or included?
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