Thread: Best way to read comics or image files landscape?
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Old 05-20-2009, 08:50 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Renaldo View Post
I read comics on the 505. I generally read them in portrait (regular) mode, it takes a little bit to get used to, but if the scan is good the text is clear and it becomes natural. I know this isn't for everyone.
Are you saying that you read them at full screen with the small text? I've tried this and it's doable, but I'm just worried about my eyes.

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Originally Posted by Renaldo View Post
Read the comics in landscape view, but don't split them when you conver them. Just do a regular conversion from the .cbr/z to .lrf. To read them, hold down the text size button so the reader goes to Landscape mode. It will split the comic in half for you automatically, and it will show you everything on the page as you go down it. You don't miss anything.
Neat tip. A couple of questions, though:

1) The comic seems to expand slightly. It's readable, but the text is a little fuzzy. Is there any way to make it sharp?

2) I see how it splits the page in half (it even has a little icon, neat). Is there any way to make it go down slightly, for instance, if I want to see a full middle row?
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