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Originally Posted by kennyc
He's one of those typography is everything idiots.
He should stick with paper.
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Why not bring the strenghts and quality of paper to e-ink as well? E-ink and e-reader devices affords me more than paper overrall, but why settle in the long run for less typographical quality than paper? I expect things to improve in the long run. It is "okay" as it is now, but I'm certainly aware that things could be better.
Why settle for less? When it's put to the test, I'm afraid I'm one of those typography idiots
Kenny, I can't understand why you can't at least see the point... (not with your background).
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Originally Posted by Tricorp
Another thing that the typography freaks need to remember is that sometime the kindle is not at fault, it is sometimes the publishers' fault. Don't blame everything on the device, sometimes it is a matter of just using it right.
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Certinaly it's not all the fault of the device - I'm sorry if that was your impression. It's partly the way the book has been made, and partly the way the book file is 'interpreted' by the firmware of the e-book e-reader in question. I'd say the weight of this issue is on the publisher rather than the device.