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Originally Posted by jleliekelly
@nrapallo, older version works great. Thank you for all your help...
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You're welcome...
This community and others like this are usually quite helpful, in general. They are frequented by "resource rich" minds...
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I called pandigital the other day for cs purpose and found them rude and not much help....has anyone found similar situations with them?
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No direct experience with customer support, but the support offered by the community at
www.slatedroid.com is FANTASTIC. Read all about your pandigital novel in their wiki
here.
I chose to hack my white pandigital novel (WPDN) to install the
Alternate White PDN firmware: Stock-based framework with Market and used this
webpage as my guide.
I really like having an eclair v2.1 android tablet along with the stock pdreader which allows DRM'ed .epub and .pdf ebooks to be read as well as non-DRM'ed ebooks! It's page rendition software is very good, follows footnote and hyperlinks using the touchscreen (be prepared to press a bit harder than usual), and even has a Night mode! Full page pdf ebooks are quite readible and even can be viewed in reflow mode when the font size is changed!
For my android reading apps, the one I prefer by far is the Nook for Android app, especially in two-page landscape mode. It's a bit surreal looking at a 7" screen that has two mini-pages on it when in that two-page landscape mode. (I previously wanted a Sony PRS-950 solely for that feature, but alas, that device is not available for sale in Canada and I didn't want the hassles of cross-border transactions). I'm very happy with this transformation (OK I'll say it -- HACKING) of the WPDN. The only con is that the stock pdreader uses a hard press swipe to change pages, but the Nook app only needs a hard tap! So at least I have choices....
Enjoy!