Has Fictionwise Abandoned Microsoft Lit format? - Page 3

DawnFalcon · 10-01-2009, 05:02 AM

I own quite a few PDF's...they're typically RPG material rather than novels, though.

Heck, some of them (like Starfire) are even designed for screen reading, have proper linking and so on.

=X= · 10-01-2009, 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ahi

I keep wondering what page dimensions ADE PDF files have...
... I imagine (unless they have multiple PDF files for multiple display sizes) they can only use a 6" (or perhaps now only 5") to ensure optimal display on the smallest proper eBook reading devices... presumably reflowing with tagged-y goodness on anything smaller... and displaying enlarged on larger displays, but still with the static layout pages.
Or am I way off?
- Ahi

Yes you are incorrect but I wish you where correct.
I own several PDF eBooks and all of them seem to have book dimensions to them. There is no standard size for them either.
Usually if the margins are removed the PDF is readable more so when page numbers and headers are cropped out.

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10-01-2009, 05:02 AM	#31
DawnFalcon Banned Posts: 2,094 Karma: 2682 Join Date: Aug 2009 Device: N/A	I own quite a few PDF's...they're typically RPG material rather than novels, though. Heck, some of them (like Starfire) are even designed for screen reading, have proper linking and so on.

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