Thread: What features would you expect from an e-book reader for scientific publications?
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Old 06-08-2013, 07:28 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by medard View Post
I'm sorry if this has been written before, but a feature that would be important would be the calculation and display of the 128-bit MD5 Hash of a pdf document.

Some universities add the MD5 Hash of their documents to their pages (Example), I'd be nice if I could check the integrity of my document directly on my Sony Mobius deveice to compare it with the source.
I must have read hundreds - possibly thousands - of PDF documents, and I don't recall ever having had a problem with document corruption. Have you found it to be a problem?
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