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Originally Posted by K-Thom
No they're not. THE most important to qualify as a "good" eBook format is readability.
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Good typography and readability are the same thing. The key to good typography is to make the eyes flow, and eliminate distracting inconsistent whitespaces, and so on.
Compare this (mobi on a Kindle):
To this (ePub in ADE):
To this (PDF):
If you're telling me that you prefer one of the former two, and think it is more "readable", I can only think you're being disingenuous.
And the source used to create that PDF could be used to produce multiple PDFs of various sizes formatted for various devices. In fact, I made that PDF, and made six different versions, for different sized paper/devices.
What I want is an ePub rendered that can make shot #2 look like shot #3 on the fly, which is certainly possible.