>Granted, these options are a little tedious. If you're lazy, like me, you
>probably would rather just import the PDF whole hog into your Newton. But
>given that a great number of PDF files are really, really fat -- containing
>all the fonts, graphics, and color separation information to maintain
>document fidelity, together with the memory constraints of most Newtons,
>these two options would have obvious advantages over a PDF viewer for the
>Newton.
Thanks for these details Chris.
Do you think then that I'd rather create a PDF to NewtonBook utility?
I totally agree with Chris on all points, my idea being to provide the
simplest and quickest solution. I think that if there's more than one or two
steps involved, then it's not worth it.
Now, the size of the PDF files is a major factor for deciding on a solution.
Do all users have additional storage cards to store the files they want to
read?
Regards,
Laurent
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