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O'Reilly's E-Book Strategy
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2003-11-26 19:51:10 |
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Not long ago I hated pdf files. In version 5 they fixed the scroll bars, and version 6 seems to have improved fonts. Now the problems are: I can't fit a whole page on the screen and still be able to read it. I can't easily flip back and forth. How do I stick fingers and pens into sections that I want to jump to easily.
This article reminded me that I am paying for Safari and I haven’t used it for a few weeks.
I was using my coffee breaks to get up to speed on agile programming techniques, but lugging big books around to spend 10 minutes reading wasn’t very convenient. I give up on that and now carry a Si-Fi novel in my jacket pocket.
If I could fit Safari, Longhorn, Visual Studio and Office into a notebook computer, I might just buy one. The problem would be folding the keyboard and screen up into the size of a novel.
Bill
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