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Originally Posted by Colt
As I've been cruising around all of the older threads, I constantly run into comments about how "Yeah, the Reader supports PDFs but they're impossible to read." or "RTF/TXT files get chocked full of horrible line breaks and a million pages." But what do these problems actually look like? Some people seem to think they're not an issue while others think they're a joke. So... If anyone's willing, it would be nice to have some pictures of the Sony being a naughty little reader. You know, just for educational purposes.  
Thanks. - Colt
P.S. - Why is the Reader gallery totally empty? |
When you have RTF and TXT files with poor line breaks, usually that is referring to files that have hard returns in the middle of paragraphs.
As for PDF. The Sony has a 6" screen. PDF is means for 8.5"x11" printing in most cases. Now that with (in a lot of cases) silly wide margins (that you MS Word for poor default margins that a lot of people have no clue on how to change) and you get a fairly unreadable PDF when it is reduced down.