The files I found are usually in PDF and most people seem to like PDF, I just shared the original files
But I use MobiPocket reader to read especially on Windows Mobile device and it's easy coz you can just Drag & Drop(or open) the PDF file in MPReader and it will automatically create the .PRC file (in the Mobipocket folder which we can set) which the I can transfer to my Windows Mobile device

If you want to convert to other format I will also suggest using MobiPocket Creator
to get a HTML file first, which can be used to convert to LIT
1) When you open the software, choose "Import from Existing Files"--> Adobe Files

2) At the next page, remember where your Publication folder is or you can use the second Browse to set where you will save the file(s).
Then use the First Browse button to select the PDF file you want to convert and click the Import button


3) Once done, you can actually ignore the Creator. Go to the folder where you have set it where the files will be saved and you should have a folder with HTML files and possible some images files. Then using your normal LIT converter, just use that to convert the HTML to LIT


Even though it seems double the steps, but I found most PDF-to-LIT converter may or may not convert the files properly. So far I'm okay using the Mobipocket Creator, (but as mentioned, I actually used Mobipocket to read)


ETA: or another alternative
You can also use the search term "mobileread E-book conversion" and the first search result in Google will lead you to their wiki where they have listed down possible converters for all formats

i use removed uncoded link you can download the lit, text and palm converters for free. you have to purchase the pdf converter. it gives more options than you think. with the lit converter you can take lit files and turn them in to text, pdf, palm, and even web files.

i have the abc pdf converter...I can try to figure out how to upload it ....(would you do it the same way as books?

just zip the .exe file and upload it on any filehosting sites. I usually convert the pdf to a text file using the built in converter in adobe and then convert the text file into lit using ms-word. Although u need the .lit add-on for ms-word installed.

Oh you guys are fab, thanks for all the suggestions, will go through them all and hopefully will find one that suits the computer!!

Thanks again!

does anybody know about a mobipocket converter (mobi. to pdf ....)