Okay, it's charging...now what?

[ShellShock]

Originally Posted by MidknytOwl

I loaded a couple of the 100 classics I got from Sony and then two Lit ones I bought at Books on Board and then I converted to see if they worked...and they did. They even have the cover art

I looked at some of the free classics that come with the Reader (e.g., "A Tale of Two Cities") and found that they had a lot of typos and other errors. You can get most of the same classics here at MobileRead, and generally the poster has spent time and effort to produce a much better quality result. Certainly the "A Tale of Two Cities" I downloaded from here was well done, and included the original pictures too.

[HarryT]

Originally Posted by ShellShock

Certainly the "A Tale of Two Cities" I downloaded from here was well done, and included the original pictures too.

I put a heck of a lot of work into all the Dickens' books I've created (he being a bit of a favourite of mine), so it's nice to know that the effort is appreciated. Thanks!

[ShellShock]

Originally Posted by HarryT

I put a heck of a lot of work into all the Dickens' books I've created (he being a bit of a favourite of mine), so it's nice to know that the effort is appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks Harry - as I was at work earlier I could not provide the proper name check. Your work is very much appreciated - I had being looking forward very much to reading "A Tale of Two Cities" again, so I was sorely disappointed with the version supplied with the Reader, once I realised the number of errors in it. So, I was pleasantly pleased to find I could download it from MR, and this was even better when I realised that it was of much better quality - it is obvious that someone had spent time and care on it.

[GypsyWoman]

Originally Posted by HarryT

I put a heck of a lot of work into all the Dickens' books I've created (he being a bit of a favourite of mine), so it's nice to know that the effort is appreciated. Thanks!

Very much appreciated!!

My thanks to everyone's efforts here on MR.