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cmbs · 01-14-2008, 02:01 PM

Nice

I love when you can find a historical book cover, AND it's got enough contrast and it 's the right size to be readable in the library view.

You also gave credit to where you got the text. I think people should do that, after all, the majority of the work was done by them.

I don't see any pre-formatted text colors, and that's nice.

You do have the font family pre-chosen so that it can't be changed in the desktop reader, but my cybook is allowing me to select my own font (maybe because your chosen font isn't on it?). I'm not sure what that means for people using mobipocket software on other devices, if they can change their font or not. Personally, I purposely leave all that unformatted so that the person reading can make adjustments to suit themselves.

I might have to read this one

01-14-2008, 02:01 PM	#2
cmbs non-believer Posts: 384 Karma: 713 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: USA Device: Cybook Gen 3, JetBook Lite	Nice I love when you can find a historical book cover, AND it's got enough contrast and it 's the right size to be readable in the library view. You also gave credit to where you got the text. I think people should do that, after all, the majority of the work was done by them. I don't see any pre-formatted text colors, and that's nice. You do have the font family pre-chosen so that it can't be changed in the desktop reader, but my cybook is allowing me to select my own font (maybe because your chosen font isn't on it?). I'm not sure what that means for people using mobipocket software on other devices, if they can change their font or not. Personally, I purposely leave all that unformatted so that the person reading can make adjustments to suit themselves. I might have to read this one Last edited by cmbs; 01-14-2008 at 02:07 PM.