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Originally Posted by MarjaE
Unfortunately--
1. Pdfs have become the standard format for scans of older books, for scientific papers, for game rules, etc.
2. Most of the pdfs are incompatible with older e-readers.
3. Newer e-readers and tablets may be too small, incompatible with users' accessibility needs, and/or incompatible with users' budgets.
So I for one end up pre-processing pdfs for my Kindle Dx. So far, I avoid importing the originals, and only import the processed versions.
I assume some of you are in similar situations, so do you find it helpful to import the originals or not...?
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Every 4 GB, or if that is too small, every 8 GB , archive the original PDFs to DVD.
USB sticks that are 16/32/64GB in size are useful for archiving, but I haven't found a way to organize them, that is as easy and straightforward as the way I organize the DVD archives - write the contents on a label, and stick the label on the disk.