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Reading ePUB efics

Sep 11th, 2010
by Alex.
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One of the most frequently asked question I’ve got is,

I don’t have an ebook reader, how do I read the epub files?

 
If you are using FireFox, download and install the Add-On EPUBReader, it will get you reading the ePub files in a few clicks.
 
 
But before you start reading,

READ THE MANUAL
AND the FAQ…

Can I read ePub-files which are already downloaded to my PC?
Yes. Select the Firefox menu “File/File open” and select the ePub-file you want to read or just drag the file on the Firefox window..

Download the ePub efics from the Authors List at Sans Paper or ficsanspaper LJ comm.

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Reading SansPaper eFic on various devices

Apr 11th, 2010
by Alex.
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eFic on iPhone with eReader
  iPhone eReader
 
 
 
eFic on iPhone with Stanza
  Iphone Stanza

Thanks to @DAxilla for making the iPhone screencaps.
 
 
 
eFic on Windows Mobile Phone (with qwerty keypad)
  WinMobile eReader
 
 
 
eFic on Palm TX, eReader white colour text on black background
  PalmTX eReader
 

Reading on the iPad, part 2

Apr 9th, 2010
by Alex.
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Is the iPad right for your fanfiction reading? Read the reviews –

The ebook reader – Apple iPad Review

Introduction

Since the Apple iPad has so many different features and apps, I’ve decided to do this review a bit differently.

This first page is going to cover all the base features and apps for the iPad, and each subsequent page will be a detailed review of various ebook reading applications, since that’s the main focus of this website.

Right now I’m working on building pages for each Bookstore app: iBooks, Kindle, Kobo, B&N and others, as well as PDFs.

 

Reading on the iPad

Apr 3rd, 2010
by Alex.
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Links –

Gizmodo – Your Guide to Reading on the iPad

Your Kindle Books
The Amazon Kindle iPad app is the most gorgeous way to browse and read all of your Kindle books. Period. And, for now, the Kindle Store has wayyy more books than the iBookstore.

iBooks
The official Apple way to get ebooks for the iPad, the iBooks store has just 60,000 books in it for now, all in the ePub format. A lot of them are free out-of-copyright ebooks from Project Gutenberg, like The Art of the War, so there’ll be lots of traditional ebooks to read.

All of Your DRM-free Ebooks in Epub Format
Already got books in the epub format that are DRM-free, like for a Sony Reader? You can load them onto your iPad. Have ebooks not in the epub format? Well, you can convert them. The best one-stop shop solution is calibre, which can convert a wide variety of formats into the iPad-friendly epub format.
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