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Old 10-26-2013, 05:55 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by exaltedwombat View Post
So I THINK you agree with me? :-) Don't try to be clever if you can't control which device your book will be read on?
PDF has the same problems, you may create your book to take advantage of things in PDF 1.7, and/or you can say "best viewed in Adobe Acrobat Reader X".... doesn't stop people from trying to use an earlier version, or a completely different PDF reader (Foxit, mupdf, PDF.js, etc. etc.). You will still have a cutoff point where you say "anything below this version is just not going to work with this book".

Edit: It might be a complete pain/impossible to go from a PDF 1.7 backwards to an earlier version of PDF.
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