Thread: James Kendrick finds MobiPocket delightful
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Old 07-15-2007, 03:28 AM   #10
morituri
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Mobipocket has been my ebook reader of choice for a couple of years now. They made a great move in making the Pro version of their reader free. The Windows desktop version is great for quick conversions -- so far it has handled HTML, RTF, and Word files quite well for me.
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