"I can read e-books (not in PDF format) on my computer?
Hi all, I was told a voter (like Kindle, Sony one, etc) which stresses taking notes, bookmarks, etc. I was wondering if I can do the same on my computer. I know I can get a PDF with Acrobat eBook Pro and do some of these things, but there are versions of software PC Kindle or Sony eReader software? For example, a landlord can also read the Kindle book in the same format on your PC? Thank you.
I have the Kindle 2. Lament that can not read Kindle books on your computer you can see here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http% 3A% 2F%%%% 2Fwww.amazon.com 2Ftagging 2Fgp 2Ftag%%%% 2Fforum 3Fie 2Fkindle 3DUTF8 26cdForum 255F% %%%%% 3DFx1D7SY3BVSESG 3Dcm 26ref 255Fcd 255Fef %%%%% 255Ftp 255Ftft 26cdThread 3DTxMCLYS5W9INPJ & tag = MoreInfo-po-20 & & linkCode UR2 = 1789 & field = Creative = 390 957 Hope that helps.
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