Thread: Can Reader read .djvu?
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Old 06-19-2010, 01:53 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by Teddman View Post
Wait, so this ebookapplications firmware will let you read ePubs with full justification? Mobi books with all their formatting intact?

Stuff like that is a pretty huge step forward for a custom Sony firmware.
It does allow epubs with full justification. Not sure about mobi since I didn't try any. The only format I tied was PDF, which sucked as much as PDF always sucks.

I've removed the firmware again because it's still not fully baked (it broke Calibre! I kept getting errors about a "corrupt database" even when in the Sony firmware, yet once the ebookapplications firmware was removed everything was fine again). It has promise, and if releases keep coming it may eventually be worth switching. For now, I see no reason to use it unless you absolutely have to use features it provides and can't get by with converting books to epub or LRF using Calibre.
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