1,516 free e-books in Microsoft Reader format

July 3, 2005 | 2:21 pm

By David Rothman

From the Encarta Pocket Dictionary to The War of the Worlds and The Hedonist, you can easily find 1,516 free e-books in Microsoft Reader format.

The ultimate format solution is OpenReader, but I’m all in favor of people enjoying goodies in the here and now.

(Spotted via PC Doctor.)

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July 3, 2005 | 2:21 pm

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