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Ebook reader with integrated book database supported TXT, RTF, HTML, DOC, PALM (.PDB and .PRC), TCR, FB2, LIT and CHM files

WebCloner is a site ripper, images and Flash downloader, offline browser, and e-book compiler. You can use it to scan, download, browse and convert to e-books (Self running executables or CHM) entire websites or just parts of them.

ZipScan searches archive files. It can search Zip, CAB, RAR, ACE, InstallShield CAB, JAR, TAR, GZIP and OpenOffice files, including password-protected, nested and self-extracting archives. Supports text searching. Can open and extract files.

This program extends the Google Desktop (GD) and Windows Search functionality by providing a native Windows interface and allowing GD to access more file formats. Allows you to customize the look and feel, manage plugins, handy search and more...

WebCloner is a site ripper, images and Flash downloader, offline browser. You can use it to scan, download, browse and convert to e-books (CHM) entire websites or just parts of them. It automatically archive downloaded websites.

WebCloner is a site ripper, images and Flash downloader, offline browser, and e-book compiler. You can use it to scan, download, browse and convert to e-books (Self running executables or CHM) entire websites or just parts of them.

Freeware handy tool designed for online research and easy way to save web pages from Internet Explorer, Firefox, Mozilla browsers. Collect HTML snippets, generate bibliographies, edit snippets and export to CHM, PDF, HTML, RSS, MHT formats.

WebCloner is a site ripper, images and Flash downloader, offline browser. You can use it to scan, download, browse and convert to e-books (CHM) entire websites or just parts of them. It automatically archive downloaded websites.

WebCloner is a site ripper, images and Flash downloader, offline browser, and e-book compiler. You can use it to scan, download, browse and convert to e-books (Self running executables or CHM) entire websites or just parts of them.