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Originally Posted by huebi
Are you talking about page numbering in ADE? Thats a quit simple algorithm: the size of the packed(!) (x)html file is divided by 1024, and thises chunks are called a page.
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No, I'm talking about screens.
Say you have a long chapter, with two anchors inside. You read the chapter page by page, normally, and see the first anchor on top of one page (screen) continue reading, see the second anchor in the middle of another page (screen).
Now you follow some hyperlinks that lead you to the anchors, and you get the first anchor on top of the page, and the second anchor in the middle of the page, exactly like the first time. This means that the software already "knows" about the whole chapter, and has done some kind of pagination on the whole chapter.