All I Want for Christmas Are My Logos Books on My Sony Reader

Chris Eller
Chris Eller Member Posts: 24
edited November 20 in English Forum

Logos made great strides with Logos 4. The more I explore, the more impressed I am with how they completely redesigned the program with the 21st Century in mind. I can't wait to see how they continue to expand Logos 4 based on the foundation they have already created.

Now for my wish: Sony recently adopted the ePub standard for their Sony Reader line of e-readers. Based on Adobe's Digital Content Server, ePub is quickly becoming the "standard" for emerging e-readers. (Sorry Kindle folks, but as of right now, Amazon is sticking with their own proprietary format.)

As the e-reader industry adopts ePub as a standard, it seems natural that Logos could/should seriously explore a viable method to access our Logos books on an e-reader. Logos is great for concentrated study, but when I want to curl up with a good book, I'm not going to have my laptop with me. Many of the books Logos offers really fall into the reading category and not the study category.

Here is how I would like to see this work: when I have a book I want to read on my Sony Reader (or any other e-reader that supports the ePub format), I simply click a button within Logos that takes my selected book and converts it on the fly into the ePub format. All I do then is import it into my Sony Library desktop application and sync it to my Reader. I don't need access to my entire Logos library...only selected books. I'm not a programmer, but that shouldn't be too difficult to build into the application.

What do you think? Is this possible? Why wouldn't this work? Thoughts?

Chris Eller

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