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Old 05-06-2009, 02:11 PM   #2
susan_cassidy
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Device: Kindle, iPad (not used much for reading)
From the User's Guide: "Your Kindle DX is able to display most PDF documents.
When your Kindle is held in portrait orientation, PDF documents are displayed in their original layout and fit the entire screen of the device. White margins of PDF documents are automatically cropped to maximize the amount of content shown
on the screen.
In landscape orientation, Kindle automatically magnifies your document to fit the width of the screen to improve readability.
A black outline defines the limit of the page of the PDF document."

I think A4 is slightly longer than American standard page size, so it might take 2 screens to display a "page" of the PDF file, if it was set up for A4 size. However, the difference is small, so it might fit on one page, if the margins were set fairly wide, as is the case in a lot of technical documents.

Until someone gets their hands on a DX, it is going to be hard to know for sure.
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