eTextReader

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reader for Project Gutenberg text files eTextReader enables you to read the plain text files provided by Project Gutenberg in a book-like manner. You can change the font type and size, choose a text and background color, set bookmarks, adjust margins, find words or phrases and more. The program can open the text files directly from the Project Gutenberg zip file, and also import RTF and HTML files. Other features include text editing, table of contents creation and more. Standalone program, no installation required. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher	Thomas Fellner	Price	Free
Version	1.9	Last updated	Nov 20, 2008
File Size	280 Kb	Requirements	None

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Page to page decent

by gimpguy Sep 29, 2011 (Read all my 1159 reviews)

I want to first mention some of the options because at first glance, some may think, "This is way to simple and basic", but it's actually packed with quite a few options. Once you hit the menu, you will see that this isn't so basic, it has background color change, text color change, numerous font styles to choose from, easily adjust margins, view in book format or not, maximize to fill the whole screen with your book view, TOC (table of contents), you can even edit the document, change line spacing, count blank lines or not, etc... and there are more. Turning the pages is simply, point on the page corner number and turn, OR even easier, just hit the forward and backward arrows on the keyboard. There are no fancy page turnings or such or sounds but what this is, is a solid reader with a decent book format that's easy and fun to use.

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Tied with ybook for the best reader

by compfix Mar 21, 2008 (Read all my 2 reviews)

This program is absolutely excellent, and has replaced yBook on my computer for the best Gutenburg reader program. I've got to give Spacejock Software's Ybook the advantage in overall appearance, but eTextreader seems to have a few more features. Either one gets the job done, but I seem to recall eTextReader offering a setup that was a little easier to read overall. Check them both out, because you really can't go wrong either way.

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