Thread: .TXT a last resort for anyone else?
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Old 01-09-2010, 06:35 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Solitaire1 View Post
Of all of the available ebook formats, I think RTF is one of the best. It's close to plain text as far as file size goes (since it's actually a plain text format), and it offers format control not available with plain text (and it doesn't have the paragraph spacing limitation that basic HTML has).
Agree 100%! It surprises me when I read other people's preferences for full justification (I like left-alignment) and no blank lines between paragraphs (I like the space, and mentally "take a breath" as if reading aloud...) So I think it's good that we get as much control over the formatting as possible for PERSONAL customization.

With RTF files I can pack a huge number of ebooks on a 2GB SD card for my reader and am never short of something to read.
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