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Originally Posted by quentincompson
Mr. Rcentros, i apologise, yeah, there's a lag due to the moderators- i've responded to you message, but its still being moderated.
P.S. There's one more thing i'd like to pick your brain about, if that's ok - do you know if there's some supposed lifespan for the e-ink display as well? I mean, my T2 is ten years old - how many more years the e-ink display is supposed to be good for before it throws the towel, so to speak?
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I don't know of any. Over here (in the U.S.) eReaders were selling really cheaply in the 2nd hand stores, so I managed to find some old Sonys (the original PRS-500 is the oldest). The battery is all but dead, but the screen is still good. I have seen swollen (worn out) batteries break screens, however. And, of course, sometimes eReaders are dropped and the screen breaks (since the substrate is made of glass).
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Originally Posted by quentincompson
As for playing around with a book's css - i'll try looking it up - i'm not really tech savvy and right now it's all Greek to me.
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I haven't got a clue how to do this. Even though I used the eBook editor in Calibre, so far I can't find any reference to hyphenation in the book's two css files. I'm guessing the "hyphenation: none;" command has to be inserted somewhere, but I don't know where to insert it.