Thread: Ereader compatibility with public libraries
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Old 07-10-2018, 07:02 PM   #33
rcentros
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Got it! 6.8'' is a good size: big but not too much (I can keep it in my hand). Coloured backlight is much more relaxing and useful than expected. I downloaded a book from my public library website, opened it with ADE 2 on WinXP VM and sent to the Kobo: everything worked just fine. The browser has an handy Pocket button.
I have a couple of big PDF files: if you just use the full screen view they work just fine, otherwise you can have issues with them. I will try koreader in the future. I am very satisfied right now.

Thank you for all your suggestions!
Congratulations. It sounds like you made a good choice. I didn't even know the H2O 2 had the comfort light. I might have to try the VM option for ADE. I haven't used a VM in quite a while.
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