Welcome to the BookSim version 1.3
(for exclusively Olivetti Quaderno).

I have an Olivetti Quaderno, which is book-shaped, book-sized, book-weighted 
computer, so I have been touched by the idea: why we can not use it as a book? 
E.g: The Gutemberg-project provides books in english worldwide. There are 
also electronic libraries abroad on national languages. This program is
 designed for long, boring travels. It saves as much power as possible turning
hard disk off, and using power saving functions (clock rate to XLO, doze mode on
 ,etc). It saves the status at paging to drive D:, so in case of power-off or
 power-down or battery-pack change nothing bad happens (simply start the prog
 with the same filename again) you can keep on reading at the last page you
 have read before the power-off. You can to do this without power-tricks, simply
 press 'B' while  reading, and exit the program. If you run the prog with
filename different to the last, or delete the bookmark file, this function is
 off. The maximal length of text you can read is limited by the amount of yor
 conventional memory. This is 554000 bytes on my board. 
For longer documents you can use the offset, then the text you read begins not
 at the first byte, but at the offset byte.

 e.g: d7 text.txt 800000


Copy the d7 program (and font file if you need this one) and text files together
into a directory. Change the current dir to that. Start the prog typing:

 d7 textfile.ext

NEW!
New feature is the optional keep-words-together function. Default is on.
It splits the text at terminator chars, (., :;-+/\*,0,space,tab ).
Contrast with the previous versions it shows double LF regardless to ignore
 mode.

Good reading, bookfriends!
