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Old 03-01-2009, 05:39 PM   #7
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Hope this helps.
Yes, this was helpful ! Thanks very much.

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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
PDF files have limitations on being shown on a smaller screen. This is regardless of the liseuse (e-book reader) being used.
Any idea if PDF is the only format with this restriction ? Does the Mobipocket format display better on smaller screens ? Unfortunately my local library has many more PDF books than Mobi.

How about converting from PDF to Mobi ? Does that help with the screen formatting issue ? If so, so you know which tool does the best job of converting PDFs into Mobi ?

I see that Mobipocket Creator can convert from PDF. Since it appears to be free, I will give this a shot with a couple PDF books I have and see how that works.

How do I verify how it will look on a small screen though ? When using MobiReader, can I restrict the screen size on the PC to "emulate" a 6 inch screen ?


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I am in the midst of shifting to Bebook/Openinkpot (a freeware reading firmware consortium) as my primary liseuse. All the software has implemetation problems/limits, so it is a matter of which set of limits you'er the most comfortable with.
Yes, this is sadly becoming more and more evident to me Hence trying to find a hardware/software solution that will pose the least issues with my needs.

I know OpenInkPot doesn't support DRM formats right now; do you know if there are plans to do that in the future ?
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