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Old 02-12-2007, 01:31 PM   #12
yvanleterrible
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Originally Posted by sic
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I think paper is going away.
How long will it take? ... I don't know.
10-15 years I suppose.
Look at what happened in photography, now you cannot buy a fil camera any longer, it's gone digital.
Of course we'll need better resolution, colors, flexible display and what not... but it's coming.
As for Adobe I think they're well aware what this means to PDF.
They're smart folks, they'll figure it out.
I think it can be more than adding reflow capability... depends on how "live" books will become with shared annotations, updates etc.
Paper will never go away. It's the back up.

With photography if you don't print your pictures they will not survive the test of time. Most people I know print their pictures.

We do need to get away from ebabel and get a fix on a more adapted e-text standard.

We should still have locked books. Just take the example of Wikipedia who's had to lock certain pages from vandals, notably that of the President's bio.
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