ANONYMOUS I agree that Chmox has almost the same amount of features as that of CHM Viewer. The one feature/bug where they differ is CHM Viewer's bug fix:
-fixed problems rendering images with illegal characters in their file names
I have a quite a few ebooks that have images that fail to render, under Chmox, that display fine under the newest CHM Viewer. That is worth the $5 to me until the next version of Chmox that hopefully fixes this. (Version 1.1.6)
MR. X As others have said, chmox does the exact same thing... for free.
I wouldn't mind paying the $5 for extra feature like a good search engine, custom bookmarks, window size and position sticking on a per book basis, etc... but right now this app offers absolutely nothing more than the free alternative. (Version 1.1.6)
ANONYMOUS I've found this opens more files and displays them much better then the freebie tools out there. Heck, it's only five bucks. (Version 1.1.6)
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Sep 14 2005
ANONYMOUS I cannot find any difference in function or feature between the 2, but one is free... (Version 1.1.6)
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Apr 22 2005
NCARER This is a nice little program which does what it says it does. It doesn't have any bells and whistles, but the basic features work just fine.
I would agree that the shareware nag dialog appears far too frequently, though. While waiting for my registration code to be sent, I had to click the dialog away a very large number of times! (Version 1.1.5)
NCARTER Ha ha, I can't spell my own name. :P (Version 1.1.5)
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Nov 1 2004
ANONYMOUS I'm sure this application must have some useful purpose, unfortunately I couldn't find out what that was, because it prompted me to register 5000 times in the first three minutes. I was so busy telling it not right now, that I didn't have time to try it out on any .chm files. Secure delete for this one. (Version 1.1.5)
