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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
I'm one of those weird bastards who wants to start at the very first page (or the cover image/page if it's first) and browse. I want to check out the dedication, the foreword, the pronunciation guide, the blurbs/praise, the epigraph--the works. I'm not in a race to get right down to the nitty-gritty. I wanna buy the book some dinner and get to know it a little before I plow right into Chapter One. I want my ebooks to open at page zero. With EPUB/Mantano, that's what I get. Every single time, without fail.
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While I wouldn't have put it that way, I agree. I've always read, or at least looked at all pages in the front matter.
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With EPUB/Mantano, that's what I get. Every single time, without fail.
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Where the book opens depends on the reader. The Kobo ereaders will open an epub to the ToC entry. The calibre view opens to the cover. I don't know if any actually pay attention to the "text" semantic.