AlReader
From MobileRead
AlReader 2 is an eBook Reader for Windows Mobile and Pocket PC products as well as Windows This is a free program.
[edit] Features
(from the site)
- Page rotation: 90°, 180°, 270°
- profile:s «Day»/«Night» (profile includes text type adjustment:
Size, bold, evening-out, colour of: background, text and status line) – up to eight profiles
- eBook Formats: HTML, RTF, FB2, DOC, DOCX, ODT, SXW, ABW, ZABW, RB, TCR (Doc formats are text only)
- Compressed Files: ZIP and GZ
- RAR support with extra DLL (Win2000, WinXP, Vista only at present)
- Images: JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP
- Dictionary support (Dict format available in Lingvo and Slovoed dictionaries) - See Russian Forum for details.
- correct word division for 23 languages (TeX patterns)
- normal full screen mode (without upper line)
- status line (time, battery, percentage of the text read, number of pages etc.). Status line vision is adjusted separately for full screen and general modes
- ruler in text (down, right or in status line).
- Vision is adjusted separately for every for full screen and normal modes
- battery charge representation at the text ruler
- joystick buttons are reprogrammed to do screen turns
- line and symbol spacing adjustment
- width alignment
- list of last open books
- Font: cleartype support
- two types of autoscrolling (full line and smooth)
- bookmarks with navigation including global
- hardware bottoms, strokes adjustment
- any text line search without taking into account the number of gaps and line feeds + usage of symbols in symbol search line is interpreted as an arbitrary symbol. The search is register non-sensible
- text shifting (percent and pages)
- save quotation from text
- read file saving like TXT, PDB, TML
- screen illumination can be left on
[edit] For more information
It is available from: http://alreader.kms.ru/ (This is a Russian site but some of the data is in English.) or http://reeed.ru/en_prog_alreader_pda.php. There is also a site: http://www.alreader.com/. The English version is under construction.

