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saint-francis · 06-16-06, 03:26 PM

They all seem to only support 1 or 2 formats. The majority of mybooks are pdf but acrobat doesn't work as well as I'd like it to. Also all of the readers cost money and then you have to buy the ebooks. Sorry, if I'm going to spend money on a book, I'm going to buy the real thing for several dollars cheaper from amazon or the local used book store and then scan it my self. And you know that I'm not going to try and make .lit texts. The're going to be pdf. But occasionally I run itno ebooks in other formats and I would like to read them with out going through the hassle of converting them to pdf and then fighting with acrobat to load it and read it.
So if any one knows of a good, free ebook reader that reads multiple file types and does it well, please please let me and the rest of the community know.

Thank you in advance to any one who even considers this.

06-16-06, 03:26 PM	#1 (permalink)
saint-francis Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NTSC R1 Posts: 166 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	are there any good ebook readers? They all seem to only support 1 or 2 formats. The majority of mybooks are pdf but acrobat doesn't work as well as I'd like it to. Also all of the readers cost money and then you have to buy the ebooks. Sorry, if I'm going to spend money on a book, I'm going to buy the real thing for several dollars cheaper from amazon or the local used book store and then scan it my self. And you know that I'm not going to try and make .lit texts. The're going to be pdf. But occasionally I run itno ebooks in other formats and I would like to read them with out going through the hassle of converting them to pdf and then fighting with acrobat to load it and read it. So if any one knows of a good, free ebook reader that reads multiple file types and does it well, please please let me and the rest of the community know. Thank you in advance to any one who even considers this.