Tiny eBook Reader 5.01 (CAB file)

Mr B · **Posted:** Mon Apr 27, 2009 4:09 pm

Tiny eBook Reader 5.0.1
Requirements: WM2003SE / WM5 / WM6 / WM6.1
Overview: eBook reader software

Tiny eBook Reader reads books in several formats, is lightning fast and highly configurable and can read books of any size.
# Supports TeBR, TXT, HTML, ZIPped TXT & HTML, and unlocked LIT (MS Reader/LIT files with DRM or per-device copy protection enabled are not supported)
# Optimized for reading
# Ideal for students and commuters
# 1000s of free Public Domain and classic novels, just download and read.
# Average book is 200KB (compressed)
# Support for high resolution, square screen and portrait/landscape modes on Windows Mobile
# No file preparation - Download and read TXT files directly
# Your choice of font, spacing, justification layout format

More Info:

Code:

http://www.goldencrater.com/reader/index.html

Download Instructions:
Download, unzip & install the cab file. Pre-regged.
cracked & packed by TingTong.

http://uploading.com/files/FTK4P9P5/TinyReaderPPC-5.0.1.CAB.zip.html
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WF12MFXH

< CAB file:

TinyReaderPPC.CAB - No serial needed - SiMiLaR > - G & a

squawksarah · **Posted:** Mon Apr 27, 2009 10:57 pm

Thanks Mr B.

Works well on WM5. I think this release is finally the one that will take over from MS Reader!

Got a bit confused over the OPEN dialogue option but that is probably just me being a bimbo.

Nice

Mr B · **Posted:** Mon Apr 27, 2009 11:24 pm

squawksarah wrote:

Thanks Mr B.

Works well on WM5. I think this release is finally the one that will take over from MS Reader!

Got a bit confused over the OPEN dialogue option but that is probably just me being a bimbo.

Nice

bimbo !! LOL . Yeh the file opening interface is not the most elegant or logical.
I don't know how some of these programmers get jobs !!
besides that its a nice LIT reader.

farshid · **Posted:** Tue Apr 28, 2009 6:08 am

Nice Release. +15 (+5 for the Mirrors) WRZ$ Reward. Category: Office/Productivity.

benchmarkone · **Posts:** 2 **WRZ$:** 50.30

You're definitely not a bimbo... at least, not judging from your usage of this ebook reader.

The file opening dialog had me mystified as well.

This is an odd little program, although maybe I've been spoiled by the elegant simplicity if iSilo. That being said, I just finished reading a .lit novel with Tiny eBook reader and it worked well enough. Although... why doesn't the screen ever turn off after a period of inactivity when the program is running? I couldn't find any sort of documentation or support on their website.

Other than iSilo (that doesn't read .lit files), what other ebook readers do you recommend?

TheLevantine · **Posts:** 29 **WRZ$:** 27.60

Mr B wrote:

Yeh the file opening interface is not the most elegant or logical.
I don't know how some of these programmers get jobs !!
besides that its a nice LIT reader.

Oh well, if anything this version is in some aspects worse than the previous one. When it starts repaginating a file, you may as well call it a day. And as for the opening interface - it looks like it was designed for a Heechee.

Arbait · **Posted:** Sun Aug 09, 2009 9:34 pm

benchmarkone wrote:

...why doesn't the screen ever turn off after a period of inactivity when the program is running? I couldn't find any sort of documentation or support on their website...

Any solution for that problem?
Because of this bug im back on a 4x version...

archiebald · **Posted:** Sat Dec 05, 2009 3:55 am

This is probably the worst piece of sh**ware I have ever had the misfortune to lay my eyes on.

Absolutely NOT recommended. - A pile of stinking c**p.

visdiag · **Posts:** 5 **WRZ$:** 50.30

I agree, the file-opening dialog is awful. I was about to delete the program until I realised that it always displays all folders, regardless of which one you previously selected, and you need to scroll the slider to the end to see the filenames. Pathetic! Once I worked that out I was able to start reading a lit. file.
I have had so much trouble with Microsoft Reader, but this seems to be the only alternative.

addicus · **Posted:** Wed Oct 20, 2010 2:55 am

visdiag wrote:

I agree, the file-opening dialog is awful. I was about to delete the program until I realised that it always displays all folders, regardless of which one you previously selected, and you need to scroll the slider to the end to see the filenames. Pathetic! Once I worked that out I was able to start reading a lit. file.
I have had so much trouble with Microsoft Reader, but this seems to be the only alternative.

Try Freda 2. It is free and great!

nguoidungnq · **Posts:** 35 **WRZ$:** 5.00

the prog is so odd, i really don't know how to have my ebooks read

allreader+ is still the best for the txt, htm, *.htm.zip (zip of htm files).

benchmarkone wrote:

You're definitely not a bimbo... at least, not judging from your usage of this ebook reader.

The file opening dialog had me mystified as well.

This is an odd little program, although maybe I've been spoiled by the elegant simplicity if iSilo. That being said, I just finished reading a .lit novel with Tiny eBook reader and it worked well enough. Although... why doesn't the screen ever turn off after a period of inactivity when the program is running? I couldn't find any sort of documentation or support on their website.

Other than iSilo (that doesn't read .lit files), what other ebook readers do you recommend?

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