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Old 05-04-2012, 11:12 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by s1mp13m4n View Post
Hello everyone. I was given an iPad 3 64GB as a gift. I want to use its ability to read ebooks. What is a good native ebook format for the iPad? I am also in online college and I get my books through the disability dept. and they are always a .pdf file. What app reads a pdf file well and will flow the text so when I enlarge it I will not have to scroll to read my textbook? I also find reverse contrast to be a help to me, so what apps do that as well? Thank you for the help.

You're looking at the epub format.
And the ebook app is what you're looking at.
Pretty handy.
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