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Originally Posted by arspr
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Originally Posted by davidfor
Personally, to remember a place in a book, I use a bookmark or something else significant.
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Sure, but how do you tell to other user where it is?
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Last time, I wanted to tell someone where something was in an ebook, I just told her to search in the book for the string "If this gets any more cloying,". At least that was how I pointed a fellow David Eddings fan to one of the repetition of phrases found in his work. In this case, in
Magician's Gambit and
The Sapphire Rose. Given I was reading on an Aura HD and she was reading on a Kindle Fire, any relationship between the page numbers we see is impurely coincidental.
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Originally Posted by arspr
BUT despite of that fact, I think the current page numbering adopted in ACCESS is really pointless and quite worse over all than the original RMSDK/ADE one.
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Given that page numbers in any ebook border on useless, it could be argued that pages that reflect the amount of text on a page as they do in a dead tree book are about as relevant as page numbers based on an algorithm that has nothing to do with what is seen on the display.
Regards,
David