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Old 12-04-2008, 06:08 PM   #18
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Jeffrey A. Carver
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
Jeff, I have Calibre set to convert all books to the default font size of 12 points. This means that on the Small setting in my Sony 505 i can read just fine but if i want to read without my glasses (something I rarely do, even in bed), I can zoom to Medium or Large and the zooming begins from the 12 point font, not from a smaller font, so Large can get pretty darn large.

As for rolling over on the device, I suggest you buy (assuming you buy the Sony) Sony's extended warranty that covers accidental damage. I bought a 3-year policy for $70 when I got my 505. Haven't needed it yet, but now I worry less when my wife wants to use the 505 -- she tends to fall asleep while reading and has rolled over on her books .
Okay, I see now where you set that in Calibre. Good to know--though I'm not really considering the 505 very seriously. I'm really weighing the built-in light on one hand (700) versus the convenience of sticking with Mobi format on the other (Cybook). Both, as I understand, have more font flexibility than the 505.

I was mentally adding the price of insurance to the already considerable price of the 700.
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