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I didn't know PPCs could handle any Adobe files with DRM (either ebook or PDF format)? I did see something about the latest version being able to handle ebooks, but it seemed nobody could actually get it to work.

Anyway, the PPC reading experience is much more pleasant with ereader, Mobipocket, or MSReader.

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I didn't know PPCs could handle any Adobe files with DRM (either ebook or PDF format)? I did see something about the latest version being able to handle ebooks, but it seemed nobody could actually get it to work.

Anyway, the PPC reading experience is much more pleasant with ereader, Mobipocket, or MSReader.

[Steve Jordan]

I regularly read tagged PDFs on a Toshiba e330 running WinPPC 3.0. The tagged files allow you to size the fonts any way you'd like. The only problem I've ever had is an occasional scrolling problem (sometimes the scroll will bounce back to the top of a page, instead of on to the next one). But considering the ease of creating and reading them, the scroll issue is no big (although if Adobe would kindly fix it in their next PPC reader, I'd appreciate it).

[Nurhisham Hussein]

Yes, and VGA support please.

[Ed Hansberry]

July 21, 2005

Sackett's Land
by Louis L'Amour

[Steven Cedrone]

July 22, 2005

London DIRECTIONS
by Rough Guides

www.ereader.com/promo

[Paula]

Is it just me being overly sensitive or is offering this book on the insensitive inappropriate side for what is happening in London right now?

[Darius Wey]

July 23, 2005

Daily Drucker
by Peter F. Drucker

http://www.ereader.com/promo

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by Paula

Is it just me being overly sensitive or is offering this book on the insensitive inappropriate side for what is happening in London right now?

Why would it be inappropriate? I'm not going to engage in politics and life issues here, but bottom line, after all that has happened in London, the most appropriate thing to do would be to stand up and go about one's daily life. No matter what happens, nothing will disrupt Londoners and its tourists.

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by Darius Wey

No matter what happens, nothing will disrupt Londoners and its tourists.

Besides, eReader.com has already offered the New York and Paris books. It was probably determined before July even began. Methinks some get too sensitive about this sort of thing.

[Mona13]

I keep trying to download it and it looks like it is, but it never starts???

Any suggestions?

Mona13