There are many version of Ramayana.
Please read my post on this.
Now there is a modern edition.
Google Ramayana!
It is in Indonesian language.
It is interactive.
Citation.
Check this to get a password.
http://ramayana.sites.f-i.com/
Can our tech savvy people do some thing o these lines as an Apps?
Seems to have a wide Range.
Unable to offer opinions as I do not have a Reference copy.
One might check it out.
http://www.mywalletmarket.com/#Pagedown
Related:
http://suntikinfo.wordpress.com/2011/02/07/manage-your-ebook-with-adobe-digital-editions/
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Adobe Digital Editions is a focused, lightweight solution (4MB download on Windows®). It extends the eBook capabilities integrated with previous versions of Reader and Acrobat and delivers a simplified, content-centric, consumer-friendly user interface. It is distributed as a web-based RIA, helping to ensure that users always have the current version of the software.
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Separately, Kodak filed two lawsuits against Apple in a U.S. District Court claiming that Apple infringed on patents related to digital cameras and computer processes.
In a statement, Kodak said:
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=29558&tag=nl.e589
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