Greetings:
I only just realised that the 'intro' section is here... at the end of the forum, or else I'd have made my first post here.
I have occasionally read ebooks over the past couple of years, and have run into issues with bookmarks; perhaps I left, thinking that if I came back later the issues would have been resolved. However I have found that some remain:
It seems hard to make a bookmark when reading a book in html format; I can't do it.
The other format I quite like is the adobe reader one as it can be read on anything, but it seems now way to have a bookmark facility. And some ebooks are only available in this format.
The mobipocket has good bookmarks, and yet when I tried this on my Palm Treo a couple of years ago, I kept getting various other problems.
Well the long and the short is, I'm ready to have another stab at the thing. I have order a Cybook Gen3, which should be here soon.
Can a more experienced eBook user than me explain something about the question of bookmarking? After all it really is the
sine qua non of the reader!
btw the way I have been doing it for years when working with pdf is to keep a separate text file alongside the ebook (on pc), the highlight the portion of text where I stopped reading, and paste it in an mark it with the date, etc. It's a bit long-winded and off-putting.
Regards,
John
PS: A friend looked at my machine and said "What a pity when you turn a page, there is no experience of turning"... I think he meant that he wanted to see the bottom right corner of the page curl a bit, so there's a visualisation of the page actually turning. I wonder if anyone every thought of that.