E-Book Applications

Read E-Books full-screen directly on your smart phone. Flip through the pages by pressing on the left and right arrows, select contents and go directly to any chapter. When you exit the application it remembers where you were up to and returns you to that page when you next start it again.

The Adventures of Poppycock is part one of a trilogy fantasy adventure story. It is a modern fairytale including underlying healthy ethical guidelines for behaviour. Roots of the story were conceived by (then 5 year old) Abigail Elliot, and subsquently expanded on by Caron Potocnik (Clinical Psychologist) and Peter Burford (who has a passion for children's stories) during the time of political turmoil in Post-Mandela South Africa. The essential message in the story is the need for cooperation and care for all in working towards the goal for Peace.

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Squash Rules is a concise reference for the game of squash. The book describes the game of squash played by two players on a squash cour. It clearly and simply explains how to play, the scoring and the rules, including those tricky situations where a LET (repeat of rally) or a STROKE (point given to one of the players) is awarded, etc. Handy to have at hand when you next get onto a court or act as referee.

Features

• Page through and enjoy the stories and reference material
• Exit and reenter the book whenever you have time, the application remembers where you were up to
• Jump from the contents to the chapter the interests you
• Enjoy the quality content

Requirements:

Nokia Touchscreen Phone with Symbian operating system such as:

Download

The E-Books can be downloaded from the Nokia OVI store with a web browser or using your Nokia Smartphone using the OVI app installed on the phone.

Download The Adventures of Poppycock

Download Squash Rules

Contact

To contact BISoft please send an e-mail to bis.support@swissonline.ch

Waiver: This product is used at your own risk. BISoft does not provide any guarantees regarding installation, use or deinstallation of the program. Any losses resulting from errors in the program or otherwise are born solely by the user.