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Old 03-27-2011, 10:07 PM   #83
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Originally Posted by Zarich View Post
I will gripe for a minute about epubs.
First off I know they also custom fonts and formatting options. Those SUCK.
I have downloaded a couple of free books from B&N and read them on my nook color before I returned it. One they forced a custom font which I HATED. I couldn't change it at all. No matter what I told the nook the font stayed unchanged. The other the formatting was all over the damn place. Large words on this sentence, small on another. I realize that is a publishing issue, but still. If EPUB is going to be a standard I hope they make it so the user is not stripped of control.
I have purchased multiple ebooks (epub) from both Borders and B&N and after conversion, have not noticed any of the issues you mention above. Then again, perhaps I'm not as critical in that area. I have noted some issues with some freebies I got from Amazon... notably Sherlock Holmes having some funky characters in some of the words. But it was easy enough to figure out as I read along. That's the only inconsistency I can recall seeing.. and that was a mobi book.
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