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Vardd · 08-16-2010, 04:42 PM

I've read many Pdf books on my kobo, university paper, textbook, etc.
I've been satisfied with every single one of them.

All you have to do :

Use Briss, Crop the Margin, this will get the text much bigger
- Transfer to kobo
-put landscape
And there you go, it takes 3 "click" to read a page, the text is large enough , Graph can be seen, Small text can also be read.

You can always use Calibre, but my experience with it hasn't been satisfying at all.

PDFill, the free version, can also be used to crop the margins. It is a little bit trickier, but doesn't take more then 2 minutes.

If you need help, let me know.

(It also depends what is "large enough" for you. I still pretty in my 20's with good eyes, so maybe I am biased? )

For the reading list , I remember a post about it a couple weeks ago. But I can't find it back. I'll try to find it for you tonight.

08-16-2010, 04:42 PM	#25
Vardd Member Posts: 16 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2010 Device: Kobo	I've read many Pdf books on my kobo, university paper, textbook, etc. I've been satisfied with every single one of them. All you have to do : Use Briss, Crop the Margin, this will get the text much bigger - Transfer to kobo -put landscape And there you go, it takes 3 "click" to read a page, the text is large enough , Graph can be seen, Small text can also be read. You can always use Calibre, but my experience with it hasn't been satisfying at all. PDFill, the free version, can also be used to crop the margins. It is a little bit trickier, but doesn't take more then 2 minutes. If you need help, let me know. (It also depends what is "large enough" for you. I still pretty in my 20's with good eyes, so maybe I am biased? ) For the reading list , I remember a post about it a couple weeks ago. But I can't find it back. I'll try to find it for you tonight.