Thread: Best document format for reading with smallest file size.
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Old 11-27-2017, 08:50 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by rupeshforu3 View Post
...I have the habit of reading ebooks on android tab...
...Previously I have downloaded a djvu file of size 7 mb from some web site and at that time I can't find any reader for opening and reading it so I have converted it to PDF and surprisingly the PDF file generated was 300 mb...

Upon analyzing the above anyone can say that there is another format for document reading with lowest file size...
I agree with JSWolf regarding conversion and alternative formats.

If the problem is that the material is available in djvu and you cannot find a reading app for an Android tablet, then in my experience the PocketBook app from the Google Play Store reads djvu just fine (and most other formats as well).
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