Hello everyone
After my Kindle Classic suddenly died on me, I bought a used Kobo WiFi (mostly because it supports PDFs). So here are some questions.
1. The most problematic issue is that, when viewing zoomed in PDFs, pressing the down (or left) button at the bottom of a page moves me to the BOTTOM of the next page instead of to the TOP. Kindle worked correctly when doing this, zoom or no zoom. This is hugely annoying and almost disqualifies the reader for me, since I read mostly PDFs.
2. I put a PDF consisting of images on the SD card. Kobo threw itself into a loop trying to add it into the library. So I guess these are no-no? There are lots of public domain scans done this way, which I'd hate not being able to read.
3. Is version 1.9.10 the latest firmware version?
4. Is there any way to disable the larger/smaller font feature when pressing up/down? I am often pressing these buttons by mistake and have to wait several seconds before the screen is redrawn. (The redrawing speed is much inferior to the Kindle, but I guess you can only get so much with 5 years old technology - at least it works in the sun).
After my Kindle Classic suddenly died on me, I bought a used Kobo WiFi (mostly because it supports PDFs). So here are some questions.
1. The most problematic issue is that, when viewing zoomed in PDFs, pressing the down (or left) button at the bottom of a page moves me to the BOTTOM of the next page instead of to the TOP. Kindle worked correctly when doing this, zoom or no zoom. This is hugely annoying and almost disqualifies the reader for me, since I read mostly PDFs.
2. I put a PDF consisting of images on the SD card. Kobo threw itself into a loop trying to add it into the library. So I guess these are no-no? There are lots of public domain scans done this way, which I'd hate not being able to read.
3. Is version 1.9.10 the latest firmware version?
4. Is there any way to disable the larger/smaller font feature when pressing up/down? I am often pressing these buttons by mistake and have to wait several seconds before the screen is redrawn. (The redrawing speed is much inferior to the Kindle, but I guess you can only get so much with 5 years old technology - at least it works in the sun).