Thread: Touch Does Nook STR have something like "hand tool" for reading PDFs?
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Old 12-21-2011, 01:30 PM   #5
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I think I would have to strongly disagree here. My STR is incredible for reading PDF's. It handles them almost as well as an epub There is no panning around; most all my pdfs offer the choice of 3 to 6 font sizes that utilize reflow (no missing page areas when enlarging the font).. There isn't font style choice, but a really workable size choice. Unlike Kindle or some others my STR handles pdfs really well. I just wish I could get Dropbox to work with..
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