Oh. Ok, I misunderstood. 

Cool to hear. And glad you still plan to keep the Lua version up to date. IIRC the new Lua is supposed to add improvements (maybe speed/mem access?) but an Ndless version will definitively be nice too.

This is really old, but I was trying to use this and keep getting "An error was found in the format of this document." on my NSpire.  The ebook.exe works fine, no errors.  The document transfers fine, too.  The problem happens when I try to open it.

The weird thing is I can open your sample book.  It works just fine.  The problem is none of my books seem to work!  Just wondering if anyone else had a similar issue or can offer any suggestions.

Sorry, I realize this was really old,
 - gfrung4

This is really old, but I was trying to use this and keep getting "An error was found in the format of this document." on my NSpire.  The ebook.exe works fine, no errors.  The document transfers fine, too.  The problem happens when I try to open it.

The weird thing is I can open your sample book.  It works just fine.  The problem is none of my books seem to work!  Just wondering if anyone else had a similar issue or can offer any suggestions.

Sorry, I realize this was really old,
 - gfrung4

Sorry about this. I should have mentioned this in the readme. The Nspire can't handle Unicode characters, so they have to be stripped out of the original file before converting the book. If you have Word or OpenOffice, you can do this easily with the search and replace function. Make sure you replace smart quotes (“...” and ‘...’) with regular "dumb" quotes ("..." and '...'), em dashes with regular dashes (-) and ellipses (…) with three periods (...). There might be additional characters with accents that you have to fix as well. Sorry, I know this can be a big inconvenience, but I didn't encounter it too frequently when using it myself.

N.B.: The OpenOffice regex [^a-z0-9 ?.!-"':;,] (finds characters that aren't a-z, 0-9, or common punctuation, don't know if the same will work in Word) works great in identifying characters that the Nspire won't support.

Do we have to type in the books?

No, the dialogue that pops up just asks for the title.

Also, the Nspire that I used to have I rented from my high school. Now that I'm going off to college I (1) don't have an Nspire to test programs on and (2) won't have time to write and test programs. All the software that I've released is open source and has all the source code included with the release. (I do have to apologize for the messiness of the code.) If any aspiring developer wants to pick up development of this program, you are free to do so. I'm sorry to leave everything in such an unfinished state.

Can someone download the taming of the shrew from this website and convert it using the prgm? I cannot since 1. I use a Mac 2. Our windows computer runs win32 (pretty old) so the ebook.exe does not work. If you do, please PM the tns file.

http://www.umnet.com/download-ebook/48637-The_Taming_of_the_Shrew#

This is the link. And if you do, can you remove all the stuff in the beginning talking about "Thanks for downloading, and legal issues" and whatnot? Just delete that text up until the book starts, like interpretations, summaries, anything that would be part of a book.

Greatly appreciated!

Done (see PM). By the way make sure ebooks you post are really free though, not freely distributed copies of paid ones.

Thanks a lot
I'm pretty sure Taming of the Shrew is pretty free. It is Shakespeare after all, and we all know how popular his books and plays are

I'm kinda confused, but which one do I download?

Does anyone know how to add paragraph formatting etc. to the eBook when its in text format before copying it to the calculator?