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Old 01-29-2015, 06:57 AM   #1146
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Originally Posted by AndrewH7 View Post
When 1 touches 'Library' & then 'Books' to choose some thing to read, why could we not have the pictures some where else?
& how about a fully working LetterPerfect [simplified WordPerfect 5.1] word-processor?
I check books on the PGDP web-site, but can't use my Kobo for that as there is a 2nd browser window opened after choosing a book, but my Kobo not do that.
Why the need to save western text as UTF-8 to see letters + accents, & why not show all available letters when UTF-8 *.txt file used?
& an option to make the menus bigger, so I may find a book sans my glasses?
1. Where else would you put them?
2. Why on earth would I want a word processor on my e-reader? It's already slow enough! (I don't even like using one on my iPad.)
3. The browser's a bonus, not even out of beta. Perhaps you should speak to that website's administrator.
4. Because that's how accented characters work, and I don't know what you mean by the rest of the question.
5. Okay, that makes sense. I can totally understand why menus should be scalable.
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