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Old 11-15-2009, 01:48 PM   #70
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Originally Posted by indomeus View Post
Hello,

I'm looking into buying a new reader and got very intrested into the PocketBook 360 thanks to your review. I've been a long time lurker on these forums but i actually got around to registering because i would like to get some more information concerning the pocketbook.

One of the reasons i got a Cybook over 2 years ago was to read manga on it. They even advertised with a picture of a manga page on it. I never found a good way to do this without conversion.

This is way i ask if it's possible to disable thumbnail view in the photo part so the device doesn't have to generate thumbs for every page? Also is it possible to put subfolders in the Photo directory?
I don't know if it's possible to just disable the thumbnail view in one directory; it seems to be a global setting. The device can, however, read zip files. For Manga, I would advise you to make them PDFs, because, while zoom works for image files, it is more limited than what is available for PDF and you cannot use landscape mode while viewing images, as far as I could tell. You can make sub-folders under the Photo directory. Under photos, it actually shows you first directories that have images in them. You can also do what I did and make a "Pictures" folder with sub-folders to organize your photo collection. You can then navigate to the Pictures folder under the Books menu icon and the directory structure is preserved.
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