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Just like using [[Home_Media_Player#Media_player_software|media player software]] to access your home media library on a PC instead of physical devices, your computer can be a versatile platform for reading a wide range of digital documents. This includes books, magazines, catalogs, brochures, reports, presentations, booklets, manuals, restaurant menus, novels, newsletters, comics, and manga. This however, shouldn't be confused with ebooks, see [[E-reader]] page for that.
 
;Popular formats
:Before diving in deeper, as mentioned above see [[E-reader]] page for ebook file formats such as EPUB, FictionBook/FB2 or MOBI.
*Comic Book Archive file (CB7, CBR, CBT, CBZ); which are essentially ZIP or RAR archives and it's used to store multiple images, they most commonly include JPEG or JPEG 2000 files.
*Portable Document Format (PDF)
*DjVu
 
==Document viewer software==
;Desktop software;
*SumatraPDF
*CDisplayEx
*ACBR
 
;Websites;
There are several websites out there replicating the experience of reading via focusing things like page turn effects, graphical elements like shadows in the gutter area, sound effects, and other interactive elements for better immersion and enhancing the reading experience compared to document viewer software which usually lack these things.
*[https://heyzine.com/ heyzine.com]
*[https://dearflip.com/pdf-viewer/ dearflip.com]
 
;And also there are [[Virtual reality#VR game room simulations|game room simulations]].
 
==External links==
*[[Wikipedia:Reading]]
*[https://github.com/binarynonsense/comic-book-reader/issues/169 feature request for immersive elements on ACBR]
 
[[Category:Not really emulators]]