Thread: Which format should I convert .lit files to?
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Old 01-30-2010, 12:23 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Joe Schmoo View Post
I have the Pocket Pro. I checked again. I do have 9 zoom levels for ePUB. Don't have any books with internal hyperlinks, but it's gratifying to know that functionality is there.

I agree about the page numbering being wonky. I'm really happy with my purchase (I'm reading more than I have in many years), but I do miss knowing "where I am" in a book. With a paper book you can flip forward to see where the next chapter is, and visually see how far along you are, etc.

Other than that, the Pocket Pro is a great way to read--I love reading a massive book in a light-weight, easy to hold format.
Tip: tap the Menu button while reading (EPUB) to see the status bar, Tap Return when done. Please realize that the page count can be very inaccurate at times , especially if you change the font size from the documents default size.
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