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Originally Posted by HarryT
PDF is a dreadful format for eBooks, because it's formatted for a fixed page size. A publisher would need to produce a different PDF for every differently-sized screen on the market. It also negates one of the key benefits of eBooks - the ability to change the font size to suit your personal preference.
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2 PDFs are more than enough: 90x120 for 5"-6" screens, and the bigger one for bigger screens - and the second one is the pdf you've already sent to the pressman, so you simply have to make
one pdf.
You're telling me that you can't change the font size with PDFs. You know that's not true. You can't do it on a Cybook (and maybe on any Netronix EB600 clone - I'm not sure which), but you know that
you can do it on a Hanlin (and clones: BeBook, Astak, Papyre, Lbook and so on).
You can do it on a Sony.