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Originally Posted by Sirtel
I guess you don't read paperbacks then, or the paperbacks in your country are exceptionally good quality.  Almost no ordinary paperback novel I've ever read has had white background. Usually it's kind of yellowish. The font, too, is often somewhat faded. Hardcovers are a different matter, but I rarely read these even before my ebook days. |
Maybe I was lucky, but the public library where I live mostly has more recent books, which are more white/black then yellow (acid) / black. But that's also a problem because I like old books so much and it's more difficult to get them.
In your last comment you said there should be no problem lasting for a couple of years even if reading 10 hours a day. That's great news then!
I'd like to thank everyone who helped me in this thread. So far, it's not perfect, but I read in the day with light at about 60-65% and in the evening maybe at 35-40% and it's much better for my eyes. It think I really have a problem with the background which is too dark for me but with font about size 12 in word it seems to do the trick. Thanks!