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Old 12-03-2010, 11:01 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by raymiles View Post
I recently purchased two Penguin Classics in the Kindle format to read using Kindle for Mac and Kindle for iPhone. One of them, Selected Poems by William Wordsworth, does not display the hyperlinks to the notes (the other does). The lines also display irregularly. Neither has a hyperlink for the titles of the individual works, each of which has a short introduction in the notes section. This makes moving backwards and forwards quite difficult.
I do not yet own a Kindle, but am intending to get one next time I am in the US or UK (I live in Mexico). It will be interesting to see if the formatting of the Wordsworth is better on that.
Formatting can vary quite dramatically between the Kindle edition and the K4PC/Mac edition of an ebook.
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