Re: What doc formats do readers actualy use? Was, "what doc formats do READERs want ?"

[Tony Chung <tonyc -at- tonychung -dot- ca>]

And while I don't mind electronic documents as an environment saving
measure, I also prefer a separate device for reading. I don't feel
comfortable when I follow along while reading online documents when
the reader and the tool are on the same computer.

I prefer my reading experience to be completely independent from th
workin device. Even dual monitors isn't enough.

An iPad is a good size for
reading print-ready PDF files. It's almost like reading a book. I can
see how e-ink prevents eyestrain during recreational reading, but the
iPad worked great when I had it.

-Tony
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