Thread: Reading E-Books in All the Colors of the Rainbow
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Old 09-13-2010, 05:37 AM   #26
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Originally Posted by Graham View Post
Even history and biography books make occasional use of colour in maps and photos, so all else being equal I'd be happy to have colour available for those.

Graham
I could see it for a few things. But most maps can be done quite handily in a few shades of grey. And back in the old days, they didn't even HAVE color. Look at old pictures to prove it... (hat tip to Calvin and Hobbes...)
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