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SBLincoln · 09-06-03, 02:42 PM

FYI -- If you are looking for free ebooks (and being current is not an issue) -- Project Gutenberg (Project Gutenberg) provides online text files of public domain books. There are a variety of tools (such as ReaderWorks from OverDrive) that will take a text file and convert it to a format that can be read via Microsoft Reader. Or you can use MobiPocket publisher to convert the books for reading using MobiPocket or Microsoft Reader.

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SBLincoln Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Marietta, GA Posts: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	FYI -- If you are looking for free ebooks (and being current is not an issue) -- Project Gutenberg (Project Gutenberg) provides online text files of public domain books. There are a variety of tools (such as ReaderWorks from OverDrive) that will take a text file and convert it to a format that can be read via Microsoft Reader. Or you can use MobiPocket publisher to convert the books for reading using MobiPocket or Microsoft Reader.