Thread: eBook Readers - similarity with other hobbies
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Old 07-05-2007, 08:22 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
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.


I will try that method. I have a fair amount of stuff in pdf, and just purchased UnPDF, which includes a free upgrade to the Reader version. I tried Docudesk's Tech Preview of this software, and it worked very well.

The DRM'd books that are not PDF that I own are in ereader's protected pdb format, and it would be nice to be able to convert them. Ereader does a nice job with its service- maybe they will consider the Sony format.
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