Thread: Classic Why is e-ink nook so slow with Bibles?
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Old 02-01-2011, 03:25 PM   #9
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I think it is a combination of the large file size and formatting too. Publishers just haven't taken the time & money to produce "real" e-versions. Zondervan just released an NIV version in December specifically formatted for ereaders. It has a ToC page and links that make it really easy to navigate. It is also very speedy. It is a big improvement from past versions I've used. You might want to try a website like christianbooks.com to see if you can find any newer e-versions for your needs. They have a larger selection than B&N.
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