[nrapallo]

Well I finally managed to quash that Sony .lrf bug that stretched short pages!!! I attach just the files that need to be updated within the bin directory of the PDFRead install directory (the one selected when the GUI installer was first executed).

I tried it out with the .pdf =X= posted a while back with GREAT results. However, all I could use was the software lrfviewer.

Could those with a Sony PRS500/505 test to see which resulting .lrf (first 5 pages only) looks better on the hardware reader i.e. MinFilter 3 (orig) with 300 DPI or MinFilter 3 with 500 DPI or MinFilter 5 (new) with 300 DPI or MinFilter 5 with 500 DPI. These sample .lrf's are attached below. How does this compare with PDFLRF now?

Using pdfread-MinFilter3-mod-bin.zip, unzip the modified PDFRead bin files (using the original MinFilter 3 dilate) into the bin directory and overwrite the existing files. Just take a backup first though should you wish to restore those original files. Should you wish to try the new MinFilter 5 dilate, unzip pdfread-MinFilter5-mod-bin.zip into the bin directory instead! (Note: you may have to increase the DPI to 500 when using the MinFilter 5 dilate to get acceptable results!)