The ClearType Press

[Jason Dunn]

<a href="http://www.brains-n-brawn.com/default.aspx?vDir=gutenberg">http://www.brains-n-brawn.com/default.aspx?vDir=gutenberg</a><br /><br />This article will interest those of you who enjoy reading eBooks - it amazes me what can be done with XML and automation!<br /><br />"End up converting a majority of the ~5000 Project Gutenberg etexts to proper ebook format for MS Reader and Pocket PCs. I am critical about Project Gutenberg at certain times throughout this article. Please don't take offence, I think PG kicks a55. If it continues as is, I will still love it; but I hope they might take what I have put together, or build their own automated tools and make it even more powerful and successful."

[Jonathan1]

Hmmmm rather have them in Palm reader format (A format not limited to only MS OS's) but still. Pretty cool method of automated conversion

[ECOslin]

I'd rather have them in .Txt or .RTF (size 12 font).

Tried MS reader and other than the Text to Voice feature, I feel I can leave it(to use the Txt2Voice feature, you have to use a desktop or notebook computer, the technology isn't impressive yet(still sounds like a drunk reading the phone book), but it could be).

It seems to be just me, but sometimes I like books on tape or cd.

I like my text simple and readable, my z50(Mips) with it's 640by480 screen is my preferred reading device.

Edward