Thread: which one for academic pdf ?
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Old 11-02-2013, 04:19 PM   #16
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Device: sony prs t1 kindle dx ipad
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Originally Posted by lalebarde View Post
Thanks markom. Is it correct to say that with koreader (aka kindlepdfviewer), a 6" device is alright for A4 pdf ? Could you please post a video, none exist with multicolumn follow-up with just next page button click (no adjustment required, no move with the finger, and so on) ? If you do it with your DX and big fonts, it would be equivalent to normal font on a 6".
A 6" device is good for reading 2-column A4 pdf if there is 2-column option or if we adjust pdf beforehand using k2pdfopt, the same goes if pdf reflow option like in Sony Prs T1 is slow and you don't want to wait 5 seconds for the next page.

If pdf is common single columned A4, we should use reflow option in k2pdfopt(for both scanned or textual pdf) or better use 10" reader.

In kindlepdfviewer's 2-column mode on Kindle dx we use joypad (up/down & left/right) for navigation, similar to this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moiRFi6Ttp4

There is also reflow option for one or two column pdf.
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