Books that come with the Aluratek and the jetBook

[uRwhatUr]

Originally Posted by Ken Maltby

There was some mention of a way to download the collection from the Ectaco site.

Ken look up in this thread.

For the information regarding the ebooks from Ectaco, just download them from http//www.jetbook.net/downloads.php/?refid=29532

[Ken Maltby]

Thanks, there several ways to the books they have linked to, and I did find my way
to a text version of Aesop's, and also a download link for some of the books that
came with the JBL. No luck finding the illustrated version of Aesop that came with
the JBL, though. The books that are in the JBL's "NYS_Schools" folder don't appear
to be on the site. At least not through the normal downloads route.

Thanks anyway.

Luck;
Ken

[Ken Maltby]

I did download the Project Gutenberg Aesop's Fables, the "experimental" Epub with
images. It looks like it might be the same as what was bundled with the JBL.

It seems to work well in the JBL and the illustrations look great.

http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/...32-images.epub

[bob1xxx]

I just pick up a Aluratek libre this weekend at fry's electronics for 159.00 (in white and to be honest 30 day return period helped too). So far its great and I've been switch back and forth between 20000 Leagues Under the Sea and the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes both great reads and so far Im very happy with the Aluratrek Libre and IMO a excellent deal. One question with the PG format is there away to jump directly to a specific chapter from the opening table of contents start with chapter five instead of one? So far I have not been able to find a way to quickly and accurately go to chapter to the next or is a short coming of PG format you have to scroll numerios pages of text to start with a specific chapter? Otherwise loving Aluratek so far.

[Dr. Drib]

If you want free ebooks with MUCH better formatting, I suggest you try here:

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/ebooks.php?forumid=130

and

http://www.feedbooks.com/




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