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My guess is that if you just want to *read* the script, you can get used to the freaking formatting and it will be serviceable. Beyond that, a paper version will be needed.
There is a tradition of changing the color of the script as it is updated. Sometimes the whole thing will change colors and other times just the changed pages. It is possible to have a script with several different color pages. That will not come across in e-ink as it works today (PixelQi screens could be the way to go).
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