TomeRaider vs. MobiBook

[mdicembre]

Wondering what everyone's opinion is as far as the above two readers. I have tried Mobibook and enjoy its landscape mode. Haven't tried TomeRaider and not sure if this is something that is available in that program. Can anyone help with Pros / Cons?

[mdicembre]

Anyone???

[n2ifp]

I haven't heard too many talk about TombRaider in awhile. You could test it out and give us a report on what you think. I try new things all the time. Backup your unit before installing or changing anything. Personal tastes vary, so what you like may not be suitable for others.

Most off all, have fun!

[NeilShapiro]

I deleted Tomeraider a while ago. As I recall, its greatest strngth was its worst feature -- it was cross-platform. When you downloaded a Tomeraider file it had to be converted on your computer to the operating system you wanted. An extra, annoying step I thought anyway. Anyone else have experience with it??

[mdicembre]

Thanks for the input guys. I'll report back my impressions if I install TomeRaider and try it for a while.

[GLORYBEARER]

It depends what your using either of them for. I think they're both excellent products. I use both. I don't think you can really compare the two. If you were judging by features, I would say go for MobiPocket. TomeRaider is nice because all its files/databases are free. I use MobiPocket for my daily news and certain ebooks, and TomeRaider I use for certain dictionaries and lexicons. I say they both have much to offer.