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Old 11-07-2011, 03:07 PM   #3
VicLavigne
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Originally Posted by jojoba View Post
So, I've been lurking for a couple of weeks while trying to decide which e-reader to buy. I received my SONY today and I'm totally bummed because the pdfs were even harder to read on there than I thought they would be, I failed miserably at my first attempt at downloading a book I bought online, and I'm not finding this as intuitive as I thought it would be. It's probably obvious by now that this is my first e-reader and today seemed like a good day to register.
PDF's have never been a good format for reading on ereaders, with the exception of those books that were specifically formatted to be read on a small screen ereader (it is possible, I have some Alice in Wonderland books that look great in PDF).

You'll have a little learning curve getting used to buying/downloading/installing ebooks, but its not that difficult. Remember that different websites will handle things differently. Oh, and Calibre can be your best friend in utilities if you have to purchase a book in one format and convert to epub for your Sony.

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