Thread: Why do the same books look different on different readers?
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Old 04-23-2010, 10:16 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Wetdogeared View Post
Is there *any* dedicated reader out there that reads ePubs and allows the user to select, on the fly, the following:
  • font
  • font size
  • right justification on/off
  • top/left/right/bottom margins
  • space, if any, between paragraphs
  • size of indent, if any, in paragraphs
that will keep intact any usage of bold and italics *without* having to fiddle with the html and/or css or run it through Calibre to try and reformat to ones own preferences.

Does such a dedicated reader exist or will it ever?

*edit*

May as well throw in 'display ePub page numbers (yes/no)' into that perfect dedicated ePub reader for those, unlike myself, who find them distracting.
Yes. FBReader (on OpenInkpot, PB301, Android, and lots of others)
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