Here, we have a collection of free articles and books in plain text, made available with the permission of the authors, in addition to links to one of the premier purveyors of 'encoded' commercial texts or e-books that require  a proprietary 'decoder' to read.

Don't worry, we have links (far right) to let you download the readers for free from your desktop, laptop or 'palmtop' computers.

As with most websites these days, facing hosting and advertising costs that are unrealistically high, some of our content has associated affiliate links in addition to the banner ads that you will usually see above and below the main page areas.

The content indexes in the next column are therefore split into three broad categories ~ 'sponsored' which includes links to articles about school essays, 'affiliated' and non-commercial, there because we think they deserve to be read.  We hope you enjoy them all !!

ommercial articles, ranging from endorsements of software applications for  remote control of your home or office computer while on vacation, assistance and 'how-to' articles with examples of college application essays and school essays, to informative articles on setting up and running Internet business.  Most articles listed here offer products or services for sale and if you buy anything directly from our pages we will be very grateful as you will have helped us keep the site running  ...

e-books, for download at reasonable prices from one of the largest sources on the web.  The category links to the right should  help you narrow the search a little bit.   ...

Job hunting articles by Mark Poppen, written originally for the West-coast North American market, offer advice that is relevant everywhere today.  We try to keep the associated web-links relevant and interesting, if there's a site you think we should include fee free to email us at decklin@decklinsdomain.com   ...

Miscellaneous articles and commentary, covering any topic we see fit, controversial or no.  Of especial interest are the links to Paul Niquette's eclectic site.  Paul has published many books via the net and his site offers some really challenging puzzles.  Good site to browse through , an ideal example of style  to follow if you're tasked with writing school essays.  No sponsored sites here  ...

Adobe has just released a new version of their eBook Reader software. Adobe Reader 6.0 combines all of the features of the Adobe eBook Reader with the features of Acrobat Reader, so now you only have to use one Reader.

Microsoft Reader

Latest Version for PC  If you downloaded your Microsoft Reader before October 2001, you may not have the latest version of the reader. There are some Microsoft Reader ebooks available which cannot be read with an older version of Microsoft Reader. Make sure that you have version 2.0 or above. To download the latest version and see system requirements and download instructions, click here.

Latest Version for Pocket PC
Microsoft Reader for the Pocket PC 2002 comes pre-installed on most Pocket PC 2002 devices. Only some Compaq iPAQ devices can be upgraded to Pocket PC 2002. Visit the Microsoft Pocket PC upgrade page to view details about upgrading Pocket PC devices. After upgrading, install Microsoft Reader 2.0 for Pocket PC 2002 into RAM.

Palm Reader

The Palm reader, originally for the Palm handheld only, is now available for Macs and Windows machines.  All the same great features available on the handheld are on the PC version making this one of the most versatile readers available.

Mobipocket Reader

Mobipocket Reader was designed to be used on any PDA across many different operating systems such as PalmOs, Windows CE, Pocket PC, Psion Epoc32 and Franklin eBookMan. This versatility makes it unique amongst ebook readers! Mobipocket Reader can now also be used on your desktop PC.

* Dr. Ken Evoy is the President of SiteSell.com, and is probably one of the most successful Internet Entrepeneurs on the planet!