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It looked awful and the screen size couldn’t be adjusted. As for viewing a book on the computer? Forget it. It had some useful features and it was a quick way to convert an epub file into a mobi file, and a sort of quick way to convert a Word doc into a mobi file so I could load it onto a Kindle or tablet. Have to say, I was never much impressed with it. I’ve been using Amazon’s Kindle Previewer app ever since I started formatting ebooks.
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