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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Before eBooks, most pBooks use a serif font with indents, no paragraph space, full justification, and hyphenation. So when was it you decided you can no longer read that and have to have a serf font, left justified, and no hyphenation?
A lot of us have been reading pBooks for a long time before moving to eBooks and I never read online that anyone wants a completely different formatting because they cannot read pBooks they way they are formatted.
I'm curious about this shift.
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I'm reading your post in a sans-serif font, with left justification, no hyphenation, and you've used spaces between paragraphs rather than indentation.
That is what people are used to now.
eBooks enable people to read in the styles they would prefer, rather that it being chosen in advance by the publisher. That can only be a good thing.