Re: [NTLK] Newton book part specification

> Is this still the case? Does anyone know if such a beast has been
> found or put together since the subject was last brought up? Should I
> get to work on said reverse engineering?
>
>
Take a look at the Mozilla Newton Book Reader (is a plugin for Firefox)
I think it's open-source and does the job pretty well when it comes to
read a newton book from a PC (so they must know the file structure,
didn't they)
> Finally, while I personally would find such a program as a
> rejuvenated Newton Press useful, do you think this would be a
> worthwhile tool?
>
>
If you're willing to share the source code i will make a windows port.
Bookmaker got to my nerves last time i tried to use it and Press made my
PgDn key all blurry because it lacks Search & Replace :)

Martin Gómez

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