I'm not sure it's all that much better than reading it on the web but:
Requires XP/SP2 or Vista, 1 gHz processor, 384M or even better 512 MM
memory, Net Framework 3 (already included in Vista, will automatically
download if required)
Current version is beta 0.1.0.5
Requires a free web name/password (cypherpunk/password cypherpunk is
the best known one if you don't want to register)
http://firstlook.nytimes.com/?catego...times%20reader
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Be among the first to experience Times Reader, a new application which
enhances the onscreen reading experience.
Times Reader Features:
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Embrace the easy-to-read format
Times Reader uses the same font and column structure you see in
the printed paper. Also, there is no scrolling necessary -- just use
the arrow keys on your keyboard to turn the page.
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Read it offline
In just about one minute you can sync up Times Reader to the Web
site to retrieve the latest news and photos.
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Don't miss a thing
"What's Read" allows you to quickly see how much of the paper
you've read and lets you easily navigate to unread articles.
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Browse the "News in Pictures"
View a slide show with all of today's photos and click on a
specific photo to read the related article.
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Make it your own
Use tools to save, print and e-mail documents. You can also
highlight and annotate passages within the text of articles.
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Read it anywhere
TimesReader automatically adjusts to fit any screen size, from
an ultra mobile computing device to a ten-foot display.
