[ChristopherTD]

There is a new version of MS Reader (2.2.3) on the Microsoft Reader website. I don't know what fixes it contains, but it installed happily over 2.2.2 and didn't require re-activation.

So far all existing books open happily (that I have tried).

Oh, and did I mention that it didn't require re-activation. :wink:

[ChristopherTD]

There is a new version of MS Reader (2.2.3) on the Microsoft Reader website. I don't know what fixes it contains, but it installed happily over 2.2.2 and didn't require re-activation.

So far all existing books open happily (that I have tried).

Oh, and did I mention that it didn't require re-activation. :wink:

[dh]

I hope this is not going to require a new version of Convert Lit.

[Jorgen]

>I hope this is not going to require a new version of Convert Lit.

No, not for you (or me), as you like me live in a country where you are only allowed to convert no-DRM'ed ebooks.

Jorgen

[Wiggin]

For those interested in downloading the new version of MS Reader, you can follow this Link to the MS page.
Cheers :way to go:

[shawnc]

ChristopherTD / Wiggin,

1st of all, thanx for the info. Secondly, is there a way I can tell whether I have the latest version of Reader already installed. I would hate to take the chance of losing my current crop of books if I already the most current version installed.

Thanx,

[Rod3]

The site says that you have to uninstall first. I have 2.2.2; but you said you installed on top of it. Is that correct, or did I misunderstand?
Thanks!