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Originally Posted by pepak
Specifically on Sony PRS-505, which tends to reboot once in a while and lose bookmarks, I find it useful to write bookmarked page numbers on a paper to keep a backup. Not always of course - if I can access a computer, it is easier to save the cache file, but consider a situation where I am travelling, have already bookmarked 30 or 40 pages and expect that the next crash is just around the corner...
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Again, no problems with hardware that displays pages (screens, really), none whatsoever.
But...
... you could write down the paragraph number, just as easily...
If your hardware showed it, of course, and let you jump to it.
Then again, hardware that crashes is unlikely to do have software that does cool, rational things.
Most of my comments are about communication and general accessibility, not specific use cases. I imagine you could come up with a situation (a markedly artificial one, mind you) that required the use of page numbers.
As a matter of fact, I dare you to!
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