My first thought was that I'll try to remember, no big deal.  But today,=20
I was at the local library's web site and found an electronic copy of a=20
book, and downloaded it.  To read it, I need software called "Overdrive"=20
or "Adobe Digital Editions" and they both seem to be Windows or Mac=20
only.  Well, Overdrive has phone and tablet, but I'm not about to read=20
it on the phone.
So, I could re-boot this laptop into Windows, but I hate doing that=20
because it doesn't have the horsepower to play Pandora while working, or=20
I'll have to go to the desktop.

Joe W

On 10/29/2012 03:50 PM, Bob Blick wrote:
> If you use Linux you might want to grab a free copy of CrossOver this
> Wednesday:
> flock.codeweavers.com
>
> CrossOver lets you run Windows programs on Linux, like WINE, but it
> comes with proprietary tools that make it easier and better. Can't beat
> the price.
>
> Cheerful regards,
>
> Bob
>


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