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Originally Posted by Elfwreck
Setting aside *good* formatting--for a lot of people, basic text is sufficient, and "well-formatted" means - The line breaks are in the right places,
- Extra line between paragraphs *or* indented paragraphs,
- Lines don't wrap between double hyphens,
- No long gaps between words,
- Punctuation is accurate enough that it's not consciously noticed,
- New chapters start on a new page.
I read ebooks for two years on a Sony Clie 320x320 pixel screen, and would've been happy to continue; I had screen problems & battery problems. |
Yeah, that. I just don't want to notice the formatting because it is interrupting the flow of my reading. That's all. For years I read eReader books on my ancient Palm (IIIX, Handera 330). I was perfectly happy with it until I got old and my eyes couldn't deal with the size anymore. All those eReader books now reside on my new cheapo 5" Libre, and I'm thrilled.