XMDF (E-book format)

XMDF (ever-eXtending Mobile Document Format) is a file format for viewing electronic books. It was originally developed by Sharp Corporation for its Zaurus platform. It is primarily used in Japan.^[1]

References

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Ebooks

Formats

• ePub
• FictionBook
• CBR/CBZ
• Kindle File Format
• Mobipocket
• PDF
• Plain text
• IBA

Reading

Devices	Amazon Kindle Barnes & Noble Nook Bookeen Elonex ebook enTourage eDGe Hanlin eReader iPad iRiver Story Kobo eReader Onyx Boox Plastic Logic Reader PocketBook eReader Rocket eBook SoftBook Smartphones Tablets
Software	Adobe Acrobat Adobe Digital Editions Aldiko Apple Books (iBooks) Aquafadas Blio Bluefire Reader Calibre FBReader Foliate Google Play Books Kindle app Kitabu Kobo Lector Lektz Lucifox Microsoft Reader MuPDF Okular OverDrive Media Console Snapplify STDU Viewer Sumatra PDF

Editing

• ABBYY FineReader
• AbiWord
• Adobe InDesign
• Adobe RoboHelp
• Aquafadas
• Atlantis Word Processor
• Booktype
• Calibre
• Calligra Author
• Collabora Online
• eXeLearning
• Help & Manual
• HelpNDoc
• iBooks Author
• iStudio Publisher
• LaTeX
• LibreOffice
• MadCap Flare
• Oxygen XML Editor
• PagePlus
• Pages
• QuarkXPress
• Scrivener
• Sigil
• Writer2epub

Vendors

Commercial	Apple Books Store Amazon Kindle Store Baen Free Library Barnes & Noble Booktrack BookWalker Feedbooks Google Google Play Google Books Jarir.com Kobo Bookstore Sony Reader Store Smashwords
Noncommercial	Aozora Bunko Faded Page HathiTrust Internet Archive Project Gutenberg Australia Canada Standard Ebooks Wikisource

Related

• Academic journal publishing reform
• Books
• Braille e-book
• Comparison of ebook readers
• Comparison of iOS ebook reader software
• Comparison of Android ebook reader software
• E-book lending
• Electronic publishing
• iBooks Author Conference
• International Digital Publishing Forum
• Kindle single
• OPDS
• Reflowable document
• Self-publishing
• Semantic publishing

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