Ask Nokia N95 to read the e book, don t gibberish the kind to change for the better

It has nothing to do with whether it is parallel or not. You can find out the specific problems by going to the technical forum. Here I will give you a solution.

You** a pandareader, use this software to open the txt file you want to read and it's OK. This is a very good Yudu software. I came out with a search.

I've had a similar problem, it's actually very simple, after you enter the e-book, it shows garbled characters, and you press the 0 key, which is to set the encoding method inside to gb2312 (Chinese Simplified) to be able to read the book normally.

It's a notepad coding problem If you want to see txt, you also have to put down a good txt document one by one to re-encode this is very troublesome, so it is recommended that you ** a moto txt software can read txt on your mobile phone very convenient.

If you change to mobile phone e-book software and change it to Baiyue, if it is still garbled, it means that there is a problem with your resources.

As long as it's an S60 system, it's fine

But look for software.

Try the e-book in jar format, you should be able to read it directly without software.

Hello! My own phone, after opening txt, there is a menu to enter the options, and the settings options inside can adjust the encoding. There are 4 clock encodings in the TXT file, which are ANSI, Unicode, Unicode Big Endian, and UTF-8.

Your phone should just be a matter of encoding, and one of these four encoding must be correct. If the mobile phone can directly modify the code (like my mobile phone), you can directly open the e-book to modify the code; If you can't change it from your phone, you need to change it on your computer. Method:

Open txt, select "Save As" in the "File" menu, and select a different encoding in the encoding field. You can save it 4 times, save a file in each format, such as "1 ghost blowing the lamp", "2 ghosts blowing the lamp", "3 ghosts blowing the lamp", "4 ghosts blowing the lamp", so that you can read the e-book when you can read it, and delete the rest.

Nokia smartphones can directly open e-books in txt format, and the more affordable ones are n70 n72 n73 These 3 are all cheap and are smartphones N73 is also biased towards ** aspect N73 also has a 320W Carl Zeiss lens The picture is very clear.

If you want to ask for a high point, there are n82 n85 n95 n95 8g n96 , but the price of these models is a little higher.

If you change the encoding format, you can pull it if you change it.

Let's change it to a hundred readings...

I've done that before.,Basically, it's because moto-txt doesn't support web pasted documents.。。。

Baiyue has support for S40 and S60...

If you want, give me an email address and I'll send it to you.

According to your requirements.

I recommend the N81 N95 as well as the N95 8GB inch screen Inch screen N95 inch screen.

It's all s60 smart phones, you can install reading software, such as Baiyue, it's a slider, and it's quite weighty. Not too thin.

N81: Licensed about 3000 Parallel goods about 2500 N95 Licensed goods around 4800 Parallel goods about 3800 N95 8GB Only parallel goods about 4300.

N81 Ah.

The N81 is a product with a slide shape and a standard millimeter headphone as the audio output port, which is more prominent in terms of sound effect. And it adopts Symbian OS operating system, supports Bluetooth, and supports N-Gage game function.

Such a mobile phone is a domestic one, cheap, and can also support the national industry, it is recommended that you might as well buy a domestic one.

Then you should buy Dopod, it's big enough to read e-books.

The best thing to use is anyview.,Almost all models are used.,Support a lot of formats.,Moto txt is also available.,But you can only watch txt.,It's all free.。

Panda Reading, Hundred Reading, Palm Academy! Inkman Bookworm! It's all free!

800 Digital Phone Forum has the software you need, you take a look. Pandas read very well.