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Originally Posted by Haesslich
Because Kobo seems to be using Adobe's software straight up... which doesn't support reflow, among other things. Amazon didn't either, last I looked. I think only Sony did anything different, or Onyx.
It's been mentioned here in the forums before. You don't get a lot of choices for heavy PDF support with ereaders. Adobe is, ironically, one of the worst at supporting it.
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The Adobe RMSDK does support PDF reflow:
www.adobe.com/devnet/readermobile.html
While it is listed as a "New Feature" I'm pretty sure it has done this for at least a couple of years.
That said, I have never found reflow a very pleasant reading experience as there are usually many formatting artifacts that must be tolerated.
Sony probably has the best support and the most options (including reflow and on-device cropping).
BTW are you SURE Kobo does not have reflow? on Sony (and Nook ST) when you adjust the font size it invokes reflow.