project gutenberg supported by sony 505 ?

[JSWolf]

This is how a PG text file look on the Sony.

[jbenny]

Originally Posted by Hadrien

Not fully justified either, is FBReader using the same line breaking than the Gutenberg file or can it automatically remove them ?

FBReader allows you to change whether to use jusification, indents, line spacing, font, font size, etc. The reason you aren't seeing that example justified is that my defaults were set that way. Attached is a screenshot with the preferences changed to justify and indent the first line.

FBReader is removing the excess line breaks, as you can see in both screenshots, compared to what Kacir posted. You can also see that it figured out what the title of this story was and displayed it like a header. Note that the file contains several stories, one after the other.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by jbenny

FBReader allows you to change whether to use jusification, indents, line spacing, font, font size, etc. The reason you aren't seeing that example justified is that my defaults were set that way. Attached is a screenshot with the preferences changed to justify and indent the first line.

FBReader is removing the excess line breaks, as you can see in both screenshots, compared to what Kacir posted. You can also see that it figured out what the title of this story was and displayed it like a header. Note that the file contains several stories, one after the other.

Forget what Kacir posted. What he posted is edited by the forum software. Look at the screenshot I put up.

[jbenny]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

This is how a PG text file look on the Sony.

Nicer example. You can still see the broken lines, as in Kacir's example.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by jbenny

Nicer example. You can still see the broken lines, as in Kacir's example.

True you can. The problem is that I cannot figure out how to get Ebook Library to display in landscape. The only thing i can do is put the text on my reader and shoot the screen.

[jbenny]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

True you can. The problem is that I cannot figure out how to get Ebook Library to display in landscape. The only thing i can do is put the text on my reader and shoot the screen.

No need to do landscape. Your example shows how text files like the ones from Gutenberg are displayed. I doubt it would do any different in landscape.

[JSWolf]

What I did was take that same text file, loaded it into Book Designer, told it to convert titles and subtitles into paragraphs and then made the LRF from the result. It took almost no time to do this.