Thread: iPad Converting ebooks for iPad to swap over?
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Old 04-15-2010, 10:10 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by 93terp View Post
Is readMe an app for iPad? I use calibre to convert formats, but haven't done anything with calibre server. Can you point me to any forums/tutorials on it?

I must admit I'm completey & totally enamored with the iBooks app as an ereader. I've had absolutely no issue reading for long periods on the screen. The interface is just incredibly intuitive & it works "out of the box", or more appropriately, once the download is complete!
Yes, readMe is an iPad app. I am currently using it as a drop-in replacement for stanza. Calibre-server is talked about here.
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