Oh yeah, it was just me being unfocused . I missed the remaining tabs, sneakily hidden away on the Settings-dialogue. Now everything is much better.

Tell me, which combination of background color and text color would prove least straining to the eye? The white/black-combination is rather natural, of course, but it is a bit too bright for my liking. I experimented with some other settings (a creamy kind of white, or alternatively a grey background) which were slightly better but I suspect there's even better combos. And I don't think I'd like the classic terminal combination of having bright green on black!

Also: I downloaded Alice in Wonderland and Dracula from http://www.chuggnutt.com/ebook_category.php. They were in pdb-format which sounded nice - no Gutenberg-conversion (though it has worked rather well). Unfortunately the fbreader wasn't able to open them, in fact, it didn't even list them when I tried to add them to the library. And the reader did find other books (converted from Gutenberg) in the same directory. Does anybody else manage to open and read these books?

Grateful for any suggestion and explanations.

Zup