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Old 12-28-2014, 09:21 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by GeoffR View Post
Sorry, I just realised that a patch I have to reduce the epub footer size on my Glo affects the footer in the pdf reader too, so the first set of screenshots in the post above won't be typical. (The full-screen shots will be the same on all Glos though.) I never read pdfs on my Glo, so I'm not very familiar with the pdf reader.

Now that I know that the footer size in the pdf reader is the same as in the epub reader, it is easy to calculate the viewable area for pdfs on all current (unpatched) Kobo models:
Code:
 Model    Full-screen mode   Normal mode
-------   ----------------   -----------
Touch         600x800          600x730
Mini          600x800          600x730
Glo           758x1024         758x942
Aura SD       758x1014         758x932
Aura HD      1080x1440        1080x1320
H2O          1080x1429        1080x1309
Then you look at the resolution of just the image on the Voyage screen grab, it comes out to be 852x1365.

I'll have to try this later on my H2O to see what resolution I get as I have a very small footer defined with almost no space wasted above the footer.
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