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Re: Sexton Blake Library S3 234

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robingoodfellow2014

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Re: Sexton Blake Library S3 234
« on: January 15, 2015, 02:48:43 PM »
The Sexton Blake books are too heavy in terms of the space they occupy. Can you convert them to text files or at least smaller files?

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paw broon

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Re: Sexton Blake Library S3 234
« Reply #1 on: January 15, 2015, 04:16:22 PM »
The Faststone Photo Resizer will let you shrink the size of the jpegs in any .cbz file and there are converters available to convert a .cbz file to EPUB, for instance - some you can do online and others can be downloaded.  However, I think the output EPUB file  will be a set format and might be difficult to read on a basic e reader - Nook, for instance.  But I have to ask, why are you concerned?  Are you reading on a tablet, pc, laptop?  If so and you are concerned about storage, delete it after you have read it.  If you want to keep the file, use cloud storage if on an Apple device, or on a micro SD card if on an android device, and there is the option of investing in an external hard drive.  If it's of any interest, I have a couple of micro SD cards for my Samsung tablet and I switch files from an external hard drive on and off the cards depending what I want to read.
Curious to know more about your problem.
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