Thread: It really is a shame that my e-reader doesn't have an SD slot
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Old 12-04-2014, 05:48 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by GeoffR View Post
It's not the words that take up the space, it's the images and embedded fonts. I have about 700 ebooks and have already well exceeded the original 2GB storage. (I don't need an external SD slot yet though, as I have expended the internal storage to 8GB).
use Toxaris's ePUBOptimizer to reduce the size of embedded fonts and images. It does a really nice job at font subsetting. Even better then Calibre as it makes smaller font files. The images will not lose any quality when optimized. All the optimization does is optimize the container for the image.
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