[ SECRET POST #2987 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2987 ⌋

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Comments

Re: so my friend's book is finally published

[tabaqui]

That would be impossible. The screen is way too small. I actually hate reading on anything other than my computer, and i'd still dl and print out stuff if i had a printer. So.

Um - meaning - other than books, i don't read on anything else. I have lots of books, though. I wish there was an option to get a printed version of a lot of ereader only things.

Re: so my friend's book is finally published

[(Anonymous)]

I think you can download a kindle for PC thing for free on amazon so that's an option, if you ever want to buy a book that's only available in e-book format. Or Calibre is a great freeware programm for reading ebooks as well.

Re: so my friend's book is finally published

[elialshadowpine]

Just adding to the above that there is definitely a Kindle for PC app. It's pretty decent. I also second the suggestion for Calibre; there's a very easy-to-set-up plugin for Calibre that will automatically strip the DRM from Kindle files when you import them into Calibre, which is nifty and means you can then read it on any device you like. (I used to do this before the Kindle app became available for my now-retired Nook Color.)