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Originally Posted by lorenzoens
Oh boy :-)
I did it too when I was at university and was forced to save money. But you do it with real paper. It's not the same on jbc screen.
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I often use the 2-side-for-a-face printing format for pratical reason at work. The fact is very few documents and books are
full A4 paper and with some adjustment it often print nice in a booklet
However I don't know your tastes I can read pretty well
Hacker In The Box Magazine after I crop some margins (because, saddly JBC doesn't have zoom box)
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Originally Posted by lorenzoens
And how are you going to annotate/underline on such tiny texts? The stylus won't allow it.
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In my experience:
- taking hand-writing note is possible when you have some white space (for eg. margins). With JBC you can also take note in very thiny area if you zoom enough into it. I remember some reader doesn't handle this very well, but JBC does
- Underlineing texts is not pratical in very few cases: often the text is big enough
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Originally Posted by lorenzoens
And do you find it comfortable reading hours on such tiny texts? I don't. Good for you, but it's not the same for other people.
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Yeap! as I said texts are not so little
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Originally Posted by lorenzoens
(u heard the bad news from consegnato.com?
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They wrote me few days ago to tell me new conditions. But I just bought my device and I no need of this kind of service
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Originally Posted by lorenzoens
So reflowing (or at least zooming over custom selected areas) is a must, for some kind of readings.
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Reflow is sometime a good feature. But, if it is possible, I prefer to load on JBC an optimized file and is more easy to adjust a book for a 9.7" rather than for a 6".