I read manga a lot a few years back. I don't remember the manga reader I used, but I remember that it also opened text notes. I suddenly realized just now that my current reader, Sequential, doesn't do that. Since the notes are sometimes important (translation clarifications, etc) I'd really like to be able to have a program that does that so I don't have to decompress every chapter to get at the notes.

I'm on a mac, by the way. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you muchly

Hmmmm?

I use CDisplay and it does that.....

I use MMCE Win32 but I can't read text documents with it though...

CDisplay isn't available to mac, unfortunately.



Thanks, but I'm looking specifically for a program that can do that; as I said, I already have Sequential, so I can stick with that if I can't find what I'm looking for

Isn't there a way to open the compressed file and look at images without decompressing?

That wouldn't take much time and after you look for a note you can just close out and open the program you use for viewing it at the moment.

(Least, there is with Windows, idk bout Mac)

Hm, not that I know of. I'll check, though.

It turns out there is a program for mac that will let me see the files without decompressing them... and it will also let me choose which to decompress, so I don't have to unzip/rar an entire chapter/volume to get to a note. Thank you, Kakashi! I'm so glad you mentioned that, I had no idea I could do that!


edit: Eep, sorry about the double post! Somehow I'd completely forgotten that I'd responded to this last night :x I'll be more careful in the future!

Last edited by TsukiTenshi at 1:44 pm, Feb 24 2009