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Neil Williams wrote:
An ebook reader? Oh you mean a crippled computer with added DRM! I'd never buy one of those anyway.On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 10:15:46 +0000 tom <tompotts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Neil Williams wrote:Funny - I've found that good HTML fits my screen exactly if I want it to - no other format does.HTML is a terrible format for ebooks.The number of good HTML pages as a percentage of the total available is far less than the number of usable PDF files as a percentage of that total.And I can add borders or anything with my own css should I so desire.Not for an ebook reader you can't. ;-)
I havent played with it yet but if it does work then your comment about good html pages being outnumbered will soon be wrong.And I haven't seen an b5 or a5 screen at all (I think one of the old macs had an A4 screen.ebook readers are what I had in mind, those are A5/B5 generally, at least proportionately.Cheers for the gpdftext link - I'd modified pdf2txt for that but it was bit crap(gpdftext is one of my own projects, so the link was entirely self-serving) :-)
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