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Digital Comics Organizer ComicBookLover Reaches Release Candidate

by , 12:00 AM EST, February 24th, 2006

Bitcartel has issued the first Release Candidate of ComicBookLover, an application for viewing and organizing digital comics in the CBZ, CBR and PDF formats. Changes from the previous Beta release include the addition of lists and smart lists, the ability to track file locations of comics added to the library, handling of corrupt comics with as many pages displayed as possible and the ability to handle libraries containing tens of thousands of comics.

ComicBookLover is US$24.95 and requires Mac OS X v10.4. It can be purchased during the Release Candidate period for $19.95.

ComicBookLover in action

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