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nathany · 09-07-2007, 11:42 PM

Hi Michael,

Thanks very much for explaining things. I tend to read mostly non-fiction, a lot of which are available as DRM-free e-books (Pragmatic Programmer, etc.), which are of course A4/legal sized.

I was hoping for some sort of margin cropping as wallcraft mentioned. Not sure how that'd work. On a touch screen like the iPhone it's a matter of panning/zooming manually (but it's an even smaller screen without the benefits of E Ink).

I could look into some sort of conversion tool on my Mac, or wait for Adobe Digital Editions to make it's way onto E Ink devices. But perhaps the Cybook isn't the best solution for me right now... it looks perfect for reading casual/fiction.

Nathan.

09-07-2007, 11:42 PM	#12
nathany Enthusiast Posts: 32 Karma: 108 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Canada Device: Kobo h2o	Hi Michael, Thanks very much for explaining things. I tend to read mostly non-fiction, a lot of which are available as DRM-free e-books (Pragmatic Programmer, etc.), which are of course A4/legal sized. I was hoping for some sort of margin cropping as wallcraft mentioned. Not sure how that'd work. On a touch screen like the iPhone it's a matter of panning/zooming manually (but it's an even smaller screen without the benefits of E Ink). I could look into some sort of conversion tool on my Mac, or wait for Adobe Digital Editions to make it's way onto E Ink devices. But perhaps the Cybook isn't the best solution for me right now... it looks perfect for reading casual/fiction. Nathan.