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Spiritwnd · 01-21-2010, 08:55 PM

The Head Start series by o'Reilly is very graphical intense. They combine lots of images on every page and they look and read in a similar fashion to text books found in primary grades. With an average of 3 - 4 graphics per page, changing fonts often, etc, etc, it was honestly a test of the upper boundary.

I tried the reflow thinking it might fail, it didn't fully succeed. I tried both PDF readers and one did a better job then the other.
But, again, this was a test of upper boundary of the device. Now, a 9" screen and it would have been UBER!

(When are those going to be available?)

The remainder of my PDFs are more of the technical in nature with a figure on a page if that.

01-21-2010, 08:55 PM	#4
Spiritwnd Member Posts: 22 Karma: 66 Join Date: Jan 2010 Device: G1, Pocketbook 301+	The Head Start series by o'Reilly is very graphical intense. They combine lots of images on every page and they look and read in a similar fashion to text books found in primary grades. With an average of 3 - 4 graphics per page, changing fonts often, etc, etc, it was honestly a test of the upper boundary. I tried the reflow thinking it might fail, it didn't fully succeed. I tried both PDF readers and one did a better job then the other. But, again, this was a test of upper boundary of the device. Now, a 9" screen and it would have been UBER! (When are those going to be available?) The remainder of my PDFs are more of the technical in nature with a figure on a page if that.