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Old 09-04-2007, 04:43 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by kusmi View Post
But I guess with electronic reading, just the definition, what a book is, becomes blurred! Suddenly even a blog I continually read, becomes a book, does it?
No.

I use a Palm OS PDA as an ebook reader. My primary reader applications is a free, open source offline HTML viewer called Plucker.

Plucker is intended to "pluck" websites with the desktop component, and sync them to the PDA for offline viewing. I use it to create Plucker formatted copies of books in HTML format stored locally.

I have about 2,600 volumes in Plucker format on an SD card in my PDA. I don't use Plucker to read websites offline, but if I did, I wouldn't think they had magically become books like the rest of the stuff I have in Plucker.
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