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Tony Nance wrote:
I spend enough of my work time reading a screen that I don't enjoy>
reading for pleasure on one. But works like this one -- not available
on paper to this point -- make me sorely tempted to put up with it
anyway.
For me, there's a big difference between the desktop monitor and my
e-reader on the iPad. Although no longer a productive member of
society, I still spend a good bit of the day using the desktop for
various things.
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I wasn't sure how I'd feel about e-books when I first tried, but I was
quickly won over any that's pretty much my only reading method. I never
had big stacks of unread books, and now I never run into the problem of
running out. As long as I have internet, the library and book sellers
are always open.
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I have the e-reader set to dark mode, which I find very soothing, and I
can adjust the font size to the point where I don't need to bother with
reading glasses.
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