Thread: Best device for reading and annotating PDF files?
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Old 04-16-2017, 01:37 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Some things really are just better left as PDFs. I read fiction on my Kindle Voyage, but my reference library is PDFs on my iPad. I've even bought reference books in Kindle format and converted them to PDF - it just works better for this type of book.
I'd agree with that. When I buy reference books from O'Reilly, I download both PDF and EPUB versions, but it's the PDF versions that I read. The EPUB aren't bad, but reflow can mess up stuff like sample code and tables. In technical books, layout can be important.
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