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Old 11-24-2015, 01:47 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by tdonline View Post
For those in the know--how is PDF reading with PW3? I'm deciding between the NGP and PW3 and for awhile I was leaning towards the NGP. But this evening I saw a Youtube video demoing PDFs on the PW3 and I have to say the zooming and landscape features seem to make PDF reading on a standard size e-ink device palatable. It may be what tips me over to the PW3 side.
I just recently found out that you can send a pdf to your kindle via email, and if you type "convert" in the subject, Amazon will automatically convert it to .mobi (or something). I don't usually read pdfs on my devices, but I sent one to myself as an experiment, and it seemed to work great. Not sure how it would handle pictures and such though.
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