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Old 01-31-2012, 11:22 AM   #60
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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy View Post
The author must be too young, or very fortunate, to not need reading glasses. Ebooks are much better, because you can make the font bigger. I still have thousands of paper books, but many/most of them are no longer readable for me, due to my bad eyesight.

Precisely. It's the same attitude that drives people to make scathing comments about electric can-openers or kettles that don't need their lid removed to fill them. They're not designed (primarily, anyway) just to suit lazy people - try doing such tasks with a missing limb or even bad arthritis. Large-print books are fantastic, but they can't come close to the font size that can be obtained with an e-reader.
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