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Originally Posted by kennyc
Wrong, I don't care for the way it's displayed on Kindles, with pages there is intuitive understanding of where you are in the book and tables of contents should reflect them. This is not the way the kindle/mobi system works.
Just a friggin location 1238765 means NOTHING,
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What are you talking about? It's always some location out of some other number. If it's location 1200 of 12000, you're about a tenth in.
"Page 132" also means nothing if you don't know how many pages there are.
Similarly, about the end matter, I've been similarly surprised at how many pages were left after "finishing" a paper back. Unless you flip through the book first, and see how much and matter there is and what page the book ends on, it's the same as the kindle. And similarly, you can flip to the end of a book on the Kindle and see where the main part ends if that matters to you.