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Originally Posted by MarjaE
I stuck with NeoOffice, actually.
I stuck with Clearview to read on my computer. Since too many bookmarks can make it freeze or crash, I've started exporting the relevant pages to project-specific folders, and then removing the bookmarks.
I picked up a Likebook P10.
If I use it with Twomon, I can use it as a small auxiliary monitor, without as much glare and eye strain as the regular monitor. I mostly use it for email that way.
Otherwise, I can use it as a reader, without having to pre-process everything before I can find out if it is worth the pre-processing.
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I'm glad that you found something that doesn't blink at you!
How did you solve the fact-checking issue? The readers are one thing, but as I recall, your goal in this post/thread was that you wanted to find a way to review all of your footnotes/endnotes/attributions (and so on and so forth) to ensure you'd left nothing out, wasn't that right?
Did you simply bite the proverbial bullet and slog through them, first to last?
(I ask this because I do a ridiculous amount of cross-referenced items. I build what I think of as pyramids of canned elements--so, for example, I create a form. The form lives in GDrive. The document link gets converted, by me, to an auto-download GDrive link. Then I shorten that link with Bitly and from that point, the link is created in Phrase express.
From that point, PEX uses that specific phrase as inserted text into other PEX phrases and articles. So that if I have to change this, because GOD FORBID I update the form, or Amazon changes something, or or or, I only have to update it in a single place. The creation of all of these reliant documents is a giant PITA, but having once gone through a scenario in which I had to update over 100 handouts, canned emails, etc., I learnt my lesson. Thus, I sorta understand what you were seeking.)
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