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[josilverdragon]

• Fri, 00:23: Such a geek... I've figured out how to turn fanfictions into ebooks..............hee.

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[hani.livejournal.com]

... How?

[hana-ginkawa.livejournal.com]

It's called Mobipocket creator. You can import .txt, .pdf, .doc and .html files and create files that can be read on an e-reader that supports mobi files. I was ECSTATIC when I figured it out.

Basically, if you're like me and in order to spend time offline reading fanfictions in the past, you'd copy and past the stories to a .doc file or a .txt file. Then I imported them to the creator and voila, fanfiction ebook. :D

[italia-kendai.livejournal.com]

How? You must teach your willing young Grashoppers :P

Yes, little Grasshopper, I shall teach you the way of the samurai, er, master...um...yeah

[hana-ginkawa.livejournal.com]

As stated above, Mobipocket creator. You can import .txt, .pdf, .doc and .html files and create files that can be read on an e-reader that supports mobi files. I used to copy files to .doc or .txt from fanfiction websites because I didn't have internet at home but had a computer, so I have dozens of files. You merely import them, put them together and woohoo! a fanfiction I can read on my Kindle.