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Originally Posted by Pookeysgirl
You've downloaded the epub and used calibre to put it on the device and everything's ok now. So what are you still complaining about? I'm not sure what I'm missing here.
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The problem isn't with the reader, it's with the Kobo eBook format (
Not the ePubs, although it's kind of funny the hoops one must jump through to get a product sold on Kobo's site to display properly on their own hardware).
The Kobo proprietary format runs faster and displays better on their reader, but it has absolutely no support for images.
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Originally Posted by Zyzomys
The Kobo can definitely handle graphics. My son is currently reading Jackson Jones, Book 1: The Tale of a Boy, an Elf, and a Very Stinky Fish. There are graphics sprinkled throughout the ebook, and I purchased this from Kobobooks and it is being read on a Kobo. I did download the book to Adobe Digital Reader first, removed DRM, loaded it into calibre and then loaded it into the Kobo.
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Again, you're talking about the ePub. I'm talking about Kobo's own format, which should be superior to the ePubs, but instead is severely broken.