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07-03-05, 12:58 PM

As the title says. Up till now I've been using Gowerpoint UBook for reading and such, because I liked it's ability to take primary sources freely available on the Web and reading them without conversion. But daggonit if it isn't the most frustrating thing in the world for annotation.

Only other book readers I've tried have been PalmReader (Now Ereader) and MS Reader; I liked MS Reader's annotation features, but its wide margins on such a small screen bugged me. Maybe it will be better on a VGA device?

07-03-05, 12:58 PM	#1 (permalink)
Notselfcreated Guest Posts: n/a	Best book reader for study (highlighting, text search, and annotation?) As the title says. Up till now I've been using Gowerpoint UBook for reading and such, because I liked it's ability to take primary sources freely available on the Web and reading them without conversion. But daggonit if it isn't the most frustrating thing in the world for annotation. Only other book readers I've tried have been PalmReader (Now Ereader) and MS Reader; I liked MS Reader's annotation features, but its wide margins on such a small screen bugged me. Maybe it will be better on a VGA device?