chnkcntryguy

This is my favourite site for EBooks


http://www.blackmask.com/page.php

What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882).

bluenrg

Is that a site that offers free ebooks for download to ppc ? I got on that site and I seemed to only be able to view the ebook on my laptop. There was no option to download the ebook.
Bluenrg

Richard Cunningham

Originally Posted by bluenrg

Is that a site that offers free ebooks for download to ppc ? I got on that site and I seemed to only be able to view the ebook on my laptop. There was no option to download the ebook. Bluenrg

No, it supports ebook downloads in mutliple formats, such as MS Reader, Mobipocket, Palm eBook, etc. You have to download the appropriate format for your reader. Not all books are available in all formats. This is a wonderful source for older books such as Tom Swift, the Bobbsey Twins, and others. I especially like the amount of pulp fiction detective stories here.

:cheers:

Rahl101

Originally Posted by bluenrg

Is that a site that offers free ebooks for download to ppc ? I got on that site and I seemed to only be able to view the ebook on my laptop. There was no option to download the ebook. Bluenrg

You should use the following links beneath the book title to download the format you want:

Ms-Reader † Acrobat † Rocket eBook † Zipped format † iSilo † Mobipocket † EasyRead

imported_Wolfie

Hi
I have an Ipaq rx3115. I love to read ebooks, I generally connect wirelessly and go to the online books page. Can someone recommend a good reader for my pda?
Thanks

imported_Wolfie

Has anyone used a program called ubook?
I would like to hear reviews on the different readers before installing any. Thanks in advance for your help.

imported_Marc

Originally Posted by Wolfie

Has anyone used a program called ubook? I would like to hear reviews on the different readers before installing any. Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi Wolfie,

I like µbook a lot. It reads all the formats I usually encounter. I had, for example, a bunch of Palm-formatted e-books from a Visor I used to use. I copied them over to my SD card on my 4355. µbook read them, no problem. The display is very customizable.

BTW (in line with some earlier posts), as a source for free e-books, I've also been very happy with the range of Memoware: http://www.memoware.com/docs_viewers.shtml

Hope this is useful.

Marc

robertplant

Originally Posted by Marc

Hi Wolfie, I like µbook a lot. Marc

A friend of mine told me about it, too. I am kinda stuck with msreader and wanna give the µbook a try. Could you may be post some link, where i can download it? I tried google for it, but i just can't get this weird sign goin' ;)

greetz

plant

imported_Marc

Originally Posted by robertplant

A friend of mine told me about it, too. I am kinda stuck with msreader and wanna give the µbook a try. Could you may be post some link, where i can download it? I tried google for it, but i just can't get this weird sign goin' ;) greetz plant

Hi Plant,

You can find µbook at: http://www.gowerpoint.com/

Hope you like it.

Marc

uwaku

uBook & MS Reader are the best combo for PPC. You can hit sites such as memoware.com, manybooks.net, and many others. Just do a search for "free ebooks."

I use uBook to read all the .pdb's I had for my old Palm. Whenever possible, though, download .txt files. Pocket Word can read them, and there are several free programs that will convert .txt, .htm, and other formats to either .pdb or .lit. LIT files are the most restrictive, since it's fairly difficult to convert them to other formats and only Reader can view them.

Baen's website has free fantasy/sci-fi books, and several new authors (like Kelley Armstrong) post short stories & serials on their websites in various formats. Look around. I've found & downloaded over 3,500 ebooks from various sources.