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Old 07-03-2007, 09:44 PM   #13
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by wgrimm View Post
I have tried most of the e-book readers- Palm, Rocket and REB, HieBook, etc. The only complaints I have had are short battery life and the work it takes to convert a publication (readable on PC) for e-book reader use. The Sony Reader is nice, but the same old conversion hassle exists (I bought UNPDF, so hopefully when the Reader-compatible version is released, conversions will be easier). By far, the easiest method of reading e-books for me has been to buy from ereader.com and read on the Palm. Downside is that many technical books are not available there (only the CodeNotes publications).
To be honest, I buy my books in LIT, break the DRM, load into Book Designer, and format. It's not hard and takes hardly any time. Most of the formatting is fixing what BD thinks are titles or subtitles that are not.

And formatting some Project Gutenberg books can take some time, but it's worth it. I'm planning on an omnibus starting maybe next week. I won't be home much on the 4th and the weekend. So I won't be doing much formatting. But, I'll be doing a lot more reading.
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