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Old 02-29-2012, 04:37 AM   #10
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Depends on your objective:

- if you have an old (really old) book and want to conserve it this way -> tif or pdf with facsimile-like images embedded : readable on pc/tablet/10"ereader. Chance is good that you can still read it in a few years
- if you want to read immediately -> cleaning and fast screening for errors -> searchable pdf : readable on pc/tablet/10"ereader (if not to avoid - 6")
- if you are the "editor" type of person with a sense for aesthetics -> cleaning, thorough editing, layouting and publishing to epub or whatever : readable on all current ereaders. What happens in a few years?

This sequence also represents a scale of effort

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