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Danneauxs · 10-08-03, 11:51 AM

With uBook you should need converters for most formats. I don't think .lit files can be opened though and maybe a few other proprietary ones. Personally, I just don't bother with those formats, but you can search around for them. I think ConvertLIT was mentioned in an earlier post by Talyn, but I'm not familiar with that one. Do a search for rtf2txt and doc2txt and I HAD a program to convert I thik it was web2txt, dropbook will make PDB's and I think Mobipocket has a free converter for this also. But, you should be able to get by with what each reader will open.

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Danneauxs Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: TX Posts: 15 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	With uBook you should need converters for most formats. I don't think .lit files can be opened though and maybe a few other proprietary ones. Personally, I just don't bother with those formats, but you can search around for them. I think ConvertLIT was mentioned in an earlier post by Talyn, but I'm not familiar with that one. Do a search for rtf2txt and doc2txt and I HAD a program to convert I thik it was web2txt, dropbook will make PDB's and I think Mobipocket has a free converter for this also. But, you should be able to get by with what each reader will open.