Sentences with phrase «reader supports mobi»

Mobipocket Reader supports MOBI and PRC ebooks, as well as unencrypted PDB files.

Simple command line tool to convert all files in directory to Kindle reader supported mobi files.

Not exact matches

MOBI files can also be read by popular eBook readers like the Amazon Kindle and many smartphones that support the format.

This e-reader is meant to just be a dedicated PDF reader, it does not have any support for eBook formats such as Mobi, EPUB or RTF.

This eBook reader supports formats like mobi, fb2, and so on.

It is also known as «Any text book reader» and it supports fb2, fb3, fbz, txt, epub (no DRM), html, doc, docx, odt, rtf, mobi (no DRM), prc (PalmDoc), txt and tcr.

pdf formats, and MOBI files can be read by popular eBook readers like the Amazon Kindle and many smartphones that support the format.

The software supports both epub and mobi formats, as well as iPhone and Android market smartphones, essentially allowing readers of any device to enjoy the personalization from their favorite authors.

Kindle eBook reader supports AZW, MOBI, PRC, TPZ and TXT.

MOBI and ePub format are supported by pictures and directory, so In terms of reader's reading experience, MOBI and ePub are superior to text format.

Most format and device types are supported: Ebookwise / Rocket, Mobi / Palm / Kindle, Adobe / Stanza, Microsoft Reader, Sony Reader, HTML, and RTF.

The Amazon mobi platform didn't support that, so you would have to have a link that took you out of the book to a video somewhere, then that reader would have to come back to the book.

Michael, please clarify if the publishers said that Amazon told them the Kindle will physically hold and show the EPUB file — it will now support EPUB standards in its readers — or if Amazon told the publishers that they can * submit * their digital book files for Kindle in EPUB format (which is not new... Amazon does an EPUB to MOBI conversion for publishers).

One key thing, as ever with the Kindles: There's no support for the ePUB format used by competing readers and some libraries, though you can use third - party utilities to convert unprotected ePUB documents to Kindle - compatible MOBI ones in a pinch.

There are no eReaders that support CHM straight off (out of the main ones)-- MobiPocket Reader can read CHM and convert it into Mobi (which Kindle supports).

Or if you'd prefer the reader to read secured MOBI files you can install firmware for that too, but note that the device can not support both Adobe and Mobipocket at the same time; it's either or.

Being a dedicated PDF reader means it doesn't have support for other eBook formats such as EPUB, Mobi or RTF.