Thread: Arbitrary breaks in long paragraphs
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Old 02-09-2013, 07:31 PM   #18
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Arios View Post
The KT is not perfect, far from it, but it works most of the time and the epub I was working with is really an exception.

JSWolf I own the PRS-T1 and as I have said (#10) long paragraphs do not pose any problems with it.

By the way in my opinion the PRS-T2 is a step backwards compared to the T1, which is why I bought the latter, and between the t2 and the Glo, I'd certainly choose the Glo ... despite the problems with firmwares which I admit are very annoying and hard to understand from a not so small company.

Anyway, my purpose was genuinely to find solutions regarding long paragraphs (how to deal with it in a strategic point of view!), not raised a comparison between Kobo and Sony!

Have a nice day JSWolf.
It was not meant to be a comparison of Kobo and Sony. Sony was just an example. It could be Kobo and Onyx Boox or B&N or even Amazon. It was to say that other readers work where Kobo is buggy.
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