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Kensupen · 07-28-03, 03:22 AM

It's really easy to convert any .LIT to .TXT Just select all and CTRL-C open word/notepad CTRL-V. If you are going to look into iSilo, they have a convertor that can do any text document and HTML called iSiloX for windows. It's just a convertor. Then after you have your .LIT as a text file, open it in iSiloX and convert it. You'll have to read up on all the settings, but it's a great program.

As for legallity, I own all the Potter books in hard copy, plus the 5th book on CDs. I just let someone else waste time scanning it in. I should legally be allowed to have an e-copy on my handheld since I have the ability to make it myself. I have a scanner that came with OCR software, but you never know these days.

-Kensupen

07-28-03, 03:22 AM	#22 (permalink)
Kensupen Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Oregon USA Posts: 59 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	It's really easy to convert any .LIT to .TXT Just select all and CTRL-C open word/notepad CTRL-V. If you are going to look into iSilo, they have a convertor that can do any text document and HTML called iSiloX for windows. It's just a convertor. Then after you have your .LIT as a text file, open it in iSiloX and convert it. You'll have to read up on all the settings, but it's a great program. As for legallity, I own all the Potter books in hard copy, plus the 5th book on CDs. I just let someone else waste time scanning it in. I should legally be allowed to have an e-copy on my handheld since I have the ability to make it myself. I have a scanner that came with OCR software, but you never know these days. -Kensupen __________________ Do NOT taunt happy fun ball!