Two Help Files in MS Reader Library

[baker]

OK, I give up. Some time ago I did the MS Reader "upgrade". This time to save RAM and since I do not use Reader often, I asked it to put it on the storage card. My Library in Reader continues to show the outdated help file. I've tried fought and the only way I can get to one is with a hard reset and back to the old Reader. Any ideas?

[Jorgen]

But isn't the old reader and helpfile in ROM so it (and the old MS Reader) will take up ROM space whether you can see it or not?

Jorgen

[baker]

But isn't the old reader and helpfile in ROM so it (and the old MS Reader) will take up ROM space whether you can see it or not?

Jorgen

Yes. I know and understand. Maybe I was just hoping for the impossible. The "new" Reader claims you can select fonts, but I can't get that going either.

[Jorgen]

I just found out that I had the new reader 2.2.2 on my 1910 (MS Reader is not preinstalled on this). I can change the font size on most ebooks.

If I use the MS Word plugin to make an ebook, it works fine. If I make the ebook using my old ".LIT-maker" called rwstan.exe (and I still have loads of those left), it wont. It seems that the ebooks have to be somewhat recent.

Jorgen

[Jorgen]

To make sure you have a recent ebook to test with, try picking up a free ebook from www.fictionwise.com. Or PM me an email address and I can send you an ebooks that works.

Jorgen

[baker]

It's an older Reader NASB Bible that I was trying to read, so the font change must only work with the newer books. Thank you for sorting this out for me. I'll try one of the newer ones.

[Jorgen]

Email them as they probably have a newer one.

Jorgen

[Jorgen]

Or - assuming that the bible is in the public domain or you live in a place it is legal to use Convert-Lit (search for it via google.com - it used to be stored at Jackson Software Engineering, I seem to remember) - you could convert the .LIT-file to a html-file and then use the MS Word LIT converter to make this to the advanced .LIT file.

Jorgen