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clach04 · 08-28-04, 01:20 PM

I really, really like HaaliReader - http://haali.cs.msu.ru/pocketpc/ I converted the free 1914 webster dictionary into haalireader dictionary format and now have a huge dictionary lookup facility :-) I used to use starbuck (which I bought) but haalireader is so much better. I use it every day and have done for a couple of years. The documentation is not great though.

I like the idea/feature of ubook but I always use haalireader when it supports the format of book I have (I can get more text on screen with a small font and cleartype disabled).

The other option is mobipocket.com which has both a free basic reader and a pay "expert" reader.

All comes down to taste/the format of the books you read. Haaliereader is very configurable.

Chris

08-28-04, 01:20 PM	#3 (permalink)
clach04 Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 38 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I really, really like HaaliReader - http://haali.cs.msu.ru/pocketpc/ I converted the free 1914 webster dictionary into haalireader dictionary format and now have a huge dictionary lookup facility :-) I used to use starbuck (which I bought) but haalireader is so much better. I use it every day and have done for a couple of years. The documentation is not great though. I like the idea/feature of ubook but I always use haalireader when it supports the format of book I have (I can get more text on screen with a small font and cleartype disabled). The other option is mobipocket.com which has both a free basic reader and a pay "expert" reader. All comes down to taste/the format of the books you read. Haaliereader is very configurable. Chris