First you need to fine out what format the books are in. There are many types of formats as follows: You can right click on the book and select properties to see the format. And then you will be able to find a free reader for it. Also if your having a hard loading onto your Tablet and finding them you should get the file manager called es file explorer.If you need more help dont hesitate to ask.
Doc (aka "PalmDOC") DOC, or Doc, is a generic name for a type of text document format usable by nearly all PDA platforms. Note that this format is not the same as the .doc filename extension usually given to Microsoft Word document files. These files will have a ".pdb" filename extension. Doc files can be read by a variety of readers, including eReader, iSilo, CSpotRun, TiBR, WeaselReader, TealDoc, and many more.
ePub An open standard defined by the Open eBook Forum of the
International Digital Publishing Forum. It is based on XHTML and XML.
eReader previously known as
Palm Reader Originally created by Peanut Press, this format can be read on many devices, including cellphones (BlackBerry, iPhone), Palm devices, and desktop computers (Mac and PC). There is some extended formatting and reasonable compression.
iLiad PDF A document formatted with margins, font-sizes, and images tailored to the
iRex iLiad.
iPod Notes Large text files can be split into multiple, linked "Notes" which can be read on Apple's iPod. Requires an iPod Mini or 3rd Generation or later iPod. To create your own Notes, please visit Daniel Duris'
iPod ebook Creator.
iSilo Silo has a couple of advantages over the DOC format, such as higher compression rates (which saves precious RAM) and extended formatting (such as bold, italics, horizontal dividers, and hyperlinks). iSiloX files are slightly more advanced, and include chapter bookmarks and graphics (when available), but require iSilo version 3.1 or better.
Mobipocket/Kindle A proprietary format with support for many platforms - see
mobipocket.com for details. The Kindle format is essentially the same thing, but limited to Kindle devices or Kindle software.
PDF and
Large Print PDF A file format created by Adobe, initially to provide a standard form for storing and editing printeable documents. Documents in .pdf format can be seen and printed by users on a variety of computer and platform types. To view files of this type, download the Adobe Acrobat Reader, available at
Adobe's Web site.
Plucker Plucker is an extended text-and-graphics document format for handhelds. It can be used for both local and remote (e.g., Internet) files. Plucker will display extended formatting and graphics, is free, and open source. Palm, PocketPC, and Nokia 770 compatible.
Sony aka Libri
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