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panacea_amc
panacea_amc Original post #1
Apr 18, 2008 at 8:34 AM
hello, i just came 2 know that e-books can be read over fones too..
will anyone please guide me how is that possible over my SE w550i fone?
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Apr 18, 2008 at 10:03 AM
Yeah its not practical to read a book with a mobile(To small fonts due to screen size) unless u wanna read only 20-30 pages.Also pdf reader for mobile requires a lot of memory.pdf above 1 MB wont probably open well.

Try www.getjar.com for free e-book reader.Anyview reader & mobilpdf are solid choices.U can also try the Tequila Cat Book Reader which converts the format to .jar i think....
saurabhpatel
Apr 18, 2008 at 10:44 AM
1 Try MobilePDF *gallery.mobile9.com/f/293149/
Its PDF reader for JAVA based phones but you need a memory heap of 128kb.
Will work on most Nokia and SE phones. But if you have LG phones (or other older phones), read below option 3.


2 If you have Symbian phone. Get Adobe Reader
*www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readerforsymbian.html


3 If nothing else works for you. Do this (I do this on my LG KG300). Convert .pdf to .txt and make .jar file of it using mjBook Maker *www.mjsoft.nm.ru/booke.htm
Install the .jar file just like you would install a game on your phone. mjBook Maker has options to add pictures to your ebook and is completely free. This should work on almost any JAVA phone.
panacea_amc
Apr 18, 2008 at 10:47 AM
here i have some some querries...
i tried downloading an e-book from a site...its size was 460KB..it was in .JAR format
but the same book i tried downloading in .PDF..its size was over 300MB??

how come???
saurabhpatel
Apr 18, 2008 at 11:22 AM
Thats a huge difference...
JAR is Java ARchive but thats still an impossible compression to achieve.