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This is a portable application that can open ePUB books (EPUB 2 and EPUB 3) and it's made just with native AutoIt UDFs. It's a personal project since I have many ebooks but I post the code here just in case someone else need a portable and lightweight reader or simply to learn how to read ePUB files. Features: Load ePUB book Navigation through content (backward / forward / stop / refresh) with a visual indicator of chapters in the form of an interactive slider. Resizeable and (partially) customizable UI Custom CSS (partially) Jump to chapter Note: This is an early (experimental) release that might have undiscovered bugs and please note that some features are just partially implemented. I tested the application with a dozen of ePUB books but I am sure that some bugs might come to light soon, so if you found any just let me know and I will try to fix the application. I don't have enough space to upload the source and binary here but you can see the entire project on GitHub or download from AutoIt.

I have 'em but "out of hording", "just in case". I seldom read, anything. Shame on me

Thanks for sharing. Sounds great. Yes I have now. Thanks for pointing me toward it. Bookie Bookie ...Yum Yum ... me like books ... tasty tasty ... especially ebooks ... and epubs are my favorite.

All good, my script works, thanks @argumentum @SmOke_N. Now, I have a single large script which creates a sales order and dispatches a sales order. This script currently runs only ones per user. My intention now is to create a load by running this script in multiple sessions (concurrent/parallelly) to simulate multiple users trying to access Pronto create sales order at a time.

Yes, just functions from the old IE UDF. I would like to have a decent embeddable page renderer that supports modern CSS but for now it is what it is.

Nice way to fix a problem. Don't ever get it and you don't have anything to fix.

hey @TheSaint did you see that ? EDIT: @TheSaint is like cookie monster when it comes to reading books