Quote:
Originally Posted by Teddman
For my part, I've been surprised how well the 505 handles pdf's natively. I usually zoom up one font size from default, and though it takes about three 505 "screens" to get through a pdf page, the pages turn fast.
There's usually a ragged-right margin, and if it's an image-based pdf or one with extensive formatting, it's another story, but overall it's plenty readable and I haven't had a need to covert most my pdf's. In fact, I tried using Calibre to convert one of them to lrf and it made the formatting worse.All of my .lit's I've converted to .lrf, and they look OK. Does epub usually look better for .lit files?
|
I think it depends on the book really... I actually kept the book I am reading now in pdf format and it is loading at an acceptable rate.