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Old 10-31-2021, 08:17 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Calenorn View Post
I'm reading with my Libra H2O locked into landscape mode. Every time it wakes up, it initially displays the text upside down. That is, the text is correct only if the device is held with the page turn buttons at the top. Does anybody hold their reader like that? Even the word "kobo" printed on the case is upside down that way. I have to do the tilty-tilt to get the display right. Every. Single. Time.

Am I missing something? Or are they all this way?
It might mean that you are doing the "tilty-tilt" as you either put it to sleep or wake it. I use mine locked in portrait, and frequently it will be the wrong way up to what it was when I stopped reading. But, I had to close the cover, put it down wherever, pick it up and open the cover. There is enough movement there to confuse the sensor and software.

As to holding it with the buttons at the top, I'm know someone has said they use it like that. I don't, but, I frequently hold the ereader by the top-right corner. If it was in landscape mode, I would be able to reach a button to turn the page.
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