Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea
By request, Jules Verne’s classic science fiction novel “Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea“. Original eText by Project Gutenberg, mobile Java eBook created with Tequila Cat Book Reader.
Keys
Menu – main menu; OK – last menu
Up, 2 – line up; Down, 8 – line down
Left, 4 – page up; Right, 6 – page down
Zero – bookmarks; 7 – find text
9 – find next; # – cycle through small, medium and large fonts
5 – autoscroll on/off; 1 – show info
Tip: Press “menu” > “settings” > “wrap” and turn off “Justify by width” to turn off justification which looks ugly on small screens
Type: Public Domain/Freeware
Vendor: Project Gutenberg/TCBR
Data Connection Required: No
Supported iDEN phones: All with Java (MIDP1)
File Size: 275 KB
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Hi! I found this site that has iden Ebooks: http://www.umnet.com/mobile-ebooks/0-2297-0-jar-0
I have a Moto Clutch i465 (Ok phone but limited) and so I found some nice stuff there!
I’ve been trying to create my own books, not sure what settings to use in TCBR. Anyway you can help
I took the MIDP 1.0 setup, added key mapings for the 2, 4, 6 and 8 keys and the Menu key (keycode -23),, changed the icon size to 20×20 and set the max jar size to 0 so it wouldn’t split up books.
Here’s my configuration file: http://boostapps.com/files/iDEN.BKS Right click the link and save it in your TCBR folder. Click “Read Setup” on TCBR to load it. I took the MIDP 1.0 setup, added some key mapings, changed the icon size and set the max jar size to 0 so it wouldn’t split up books.
Thank u Dennis, I’ve been anticipating this eagerly. I noticed you used the Gutenberg & not the Booksinmyphone I sent. Just to make your life easier, do u prefer one over the other? I also would like u to know your tutorials are great. Very understandable.
In my queue list I only wrote the title not ManyBooks as I knew I could get it there or Gutenberg.I tend to favor Gutenberg as they have a larger catalog.
There really isn’t much difference as ManyBooks just gets plain text from Gutenberg and converts it into additonal formats that Gutenberg doesn’t support. That doesn’t matter to me as I use the plain text which is what works best with TCBR.