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Old 08-14-2007, 10:53 AM   #26
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The GUI you are seeing is the part of the package used to move content to/from your Reader. The tools to actually convert content are command lind programs.

html2lrf.exe
lit2lrf.exe
lrf-meta.exe
pdf2lrf.exe
rtf2lrf.exe
txt2lrf.exe
web2lrf.exe
pdftohtml.exe

All of the listed programs require a command prompt to run. An example is ...

c:\web>html2lrf webpage.html

That's saying your content is in a directory called web on your C drive. And if you type just the name of the program it will display the command line options. But because it's too much for the screen, I suggest doing something like
html2lrf > html2lrf.txt
and that way you'll have a text file called html2lrf that has all the commands/help.

You can do that for all the different programs. Most of the commands are the same so once you learn them, they'll work cross program.
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