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Originally Posted by BookWalker
I'm about to have you picking yourself up off of the floor. Please be near something soft... I don't have a cell phone.  ... No no. You read correctly. I'm an expat living in South America. I don't have anyone to call locally, so I can't justify the cost of a cellphone. |
Well, it was just an easy "worst case" test to put ebooks through.
Cellphones:
- are skinny/small
- can turn landscape
- read out loud
- usually have "Night Mode" (changing colors).
All the "worst case" tests right there!
If you have an actual ereader (Nook/Kobo/Kindle), you can do similar:
Even bumping up the font size a few notches breaks badly coded books. (Like outside margins growing even larger, giving you even LESS space for big text.)
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Originally Posted by Hitch
Nonetheless, being pristinely technical and all that, Tex is right. But for those of us that still love designed books, sigh...
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"Designed books"? Phooey!
