It would be great to have a reader that allowed you to change the font to something readable, and not forcing you to use the original page width (line breaks) would be very nice.
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That goes against the whole idea of pdf documents, but I can see how such a feature can come in handy.
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I agree that would be nice, especially for reading on the Zaurus.
I think (without knowing, but this is how I consider it):
Using the font the author wanted makes sense ONLY if also the intended document size and shape is used which will in most cases be letter or DIN A4.
If the document is viewed on a screen you most probably do not view it in its original size.
Especially on the Zaurus this would be very inconvenient because you would have to scroll left and right all the time to read the lines.
Thus is is actually very important to change font and line width on the Zaurus!
Couldn't ghostscript be used to extract the text contents from a PDF as ASCII? Afterwards, an ebook reader can be used to read the ASCII.
Or can Justreader or a smimilar program read in PDF directly?
Mickey: Just compiling epdfview; thanks for the idea!
daniel