Best format available from project Gutenberg

[Ter-Rell]

Hello guys. Greetings to all. I hope you all are doing well. . As I'm an ebook fan, I've loaded it along with MobiPocket and discover it to be a pretty proficient reader, even though I think my old Palm Reader was better. I have been gazing through the titles on Project Gutenberg lately and would like to know the best format which is available to download. Can anyone let me know what will work best? Is there any need to get one more reader? Thanks in advance.

[void]

Hey I would inform you that there isn’t a dependable format in the Project Gutenberg files, as you must have previously become aware. Anyways, I more often than not go for MobiPocket and eReader, whenever available. Plain .doc format is enhanced choice when I couldn’t find any, then I open OOo and I translate it to .pdf, after that I send it to my Palm through Adobe Reader for Palm operating system, although it's a much despicable resource, I find it quite pleasing for receiving ebooks into my Palm devices.

[CodGuru]

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[Gunilla]

I believe eReader is the most excellent option for a Palm device. Its characteristics are that is has low memory footprint, it is also efficient and simple. According to me, , a alteration to eReader is a fine task in order to have a book available everlastingly. I use Adobe Reader, nevertheless I do think it a lesser alternative next to eReader. MobiPocket is also an outstanding selection, however I preserve it for ebooks which I am not eager to convert.

[!const]

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[sudersun]

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[$tatic]

Hey I would like to tell you that PG mostly presents texts without images. As Far As I Know , the eReader formatted books are all right, a number of include images, and a few do not include images. Also, favoring a plucker won’t be a bad option. Hyper Text Markup Language will be able to work on most of the platforms. I guess you have been embraced with sufficient information by now and I myself have provided you the data which I knew.