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Old 09-12-2007, 10:09 PM   #18
DMcCunney
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Originally Posted by wrgoodman View Post
Since the Reader is not picking up the books...do the books have to be RTF ?or will the READER pick up Word .doc books? all the books int he folders are in Word format and not being recognized
The Sony Reader doesn't handle Word documents. Try saving them as RTF.

See: http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive...sony_read.html

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File Formats
Q) What File formats are supported natively and can be put directly on a Memory Stick or SD memory card?
A) With the Sony Reader you can take a file from your PC to an SD or Memory Stick™ media card and read on the Sony Reader the following file types:

TXT
RTF
PDF (Unencrypted)
BBeB (Encrypted and Unencrypted)
JPEG
GIF
BMP
PNG
MP3 (Unencrypted)
AAC (Unencrypted)

We recommend using the CONNECT™ Reader Software to import and transfer files to the Reader, as it will enable faster page turns and re-sizing on the Reader itself. We have also included the ability to import Microsoft Word files to the device. The CONNECT Reader will convert the Word document to RTF during the import process as long as the user has Microsoft® Word on the PC (this happens behind the scenes).
Microsoft fiddles with the Word format every release of Office, so trying to support it is hitting a moving target.
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