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Dolansky · 04-21-2013, 07:20 PM

kontrabas, i think you are refering to the mini-map for PDF helps orient oneself to pan around in Kobo' s Aurora.
Thats nice, but the M92 do a much better job, when it comes to zoom features combined with margin cut -operation for academic reading as well as multicolum reading function.

by the way the tools in the statusbar in Booxtor's PDF Reader are outstanding useful.

The upcoming multitask feature for M92 correspond to my working scenarios for academic reading.
I often use two books to the same subject, because in one book the explanation is better then the other one but the first book is more comprehensive. Then i often use a third book as a big reference book as well as a wikipedia page to some topics, additional drawing mindmaps in the scribble.app to the topics i am working on.

04-21-2013, 07:20 PM	#31
Dolansky Groupie Posts: 198 Karma: 14844 Join Date: Nov 2010 Device: HannsPad.10'.&.IQ(Farbinhalte), PB903,M92(Fachbuch), Kindle3	kontrabas, i think you are refering to the mini-map for PDF helps orient oneself to pan around in Kobo' s Aurora. Thats nice, but the M92 do a much better job, when it comes to zoom features combined with margin cut -operation for academic reading as well as multicolum reading function. by the way the tools in the statusbar in Booxtor's PDF Reader are outstanding useful. The upcoming multitask feature for M92 correspond to my working scenarios for academic reading. I often use two books to the same subject, because in one book the explanation is better then the other one but the first book is more comprehensive. Then i often use a third book as a big reference book as well as a wikipedia page to some topics, additional drawing mindmaps in the scribble.app to the topics i am working on. Last edited by Dolansky; 04-21-2013 at 08:15 PM.