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Originally Posted by rcentros
I think it's the opposite myself. Page numbers that change with font sizes are not page numbers. But I've gone on about this before.
I mostly read novels also. I still want page numbers that don't change with font sizes or screen sizes and, more or less, correlate with paper page numbers.
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So when a hard cover is published as a mass-market paperback where the page numbers change due to the size of the font used, does that mean the paperback doesn't have actual pages?
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But you've got to admit that for those who are studying, to have the same page numbers as a specific paper edition book would make referencing much, much easier and consistent.
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Okay, but for all that people say that, I have seen no proof that Adobe page numbers actually do correlate to a specific paper version of a book.
From memory, even ePubs tend to label title and copyright pages as pages. Perhaps I am mistaken, but I don't think so.
And, even if that is so, what percentage of e-reading is done by people that are studying?