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"If you have already rotated the images, 90-degrees, if/when they try to zoom the images, they'll be chasing them 'round and round, instead of being able to simply zoom and see them"
I have a biography of Stalin with some wonderful maps oriented sideways. When I bought it, I did not know that I could "lock" the orientation on my Fire HD. So the only way I could study the maps was to read the book in bed, lying on my side with the tablet held vertically while I read horizontally.
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