REQ----> Reader for Palm type (*.pdb etc) E-books for use on Desktop (Windows)??

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Thanks all
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Pull your pants up and turn your hat around;
you look like a idiot!
JB
 
Thanks all
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Pull your pants up and turn your hat around;
you look like a idiot!
JB
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Thanks to both of you...
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Pull your pants up and turn your hat around;
you look like a idiot!
JB
 
Thanks to both of you...
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Pull your pants up and turn your hat around;
you look like a idiot!
JB
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Justin,

<http://www.freewarepalm.com/utilities/docreader.shtml>

DocReader v0.69

Size: 262 KB
Date: October 2, 2000
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
• Any hardware
• Any OS
• 486
• Windows 95/98

Download:

<http://216.97.122.211/download/DocReader.zip>

<quote>
Description:

DocReader is a Windows application to read Palm
Doc-formatted files on the PC.

Sure, there are other good Doc readers out there,
but most I've seen are in Java, and are slow, don't
let you change the font, don't let you resize the
window, etc. This is a Windows application, that
acts like a Windows application. It also supports
drag-and-drop and keeps a list of the
most-recently-used documents. You can change the
font, the default document directory, colors, and of
course the window size. Plus, it lets you save
Documents!

This is a stand-alone program: no registry changes,
shared DLLs, etc. The only thing it writes to your
disk is an .INI file in its own directory (NOT the
Windows directory) so removing it is a snap.
</quote>

IIRC, this program opens and saves DOC files with
both prc and pdb extensions, plus you can create your
own DOC files from plain text.

The author's website listed on the above page is a
404 but the download link works.

HTH,
Tony
 
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