ebooks are great, especially the epub format, which is far superior to
pdf. I carry 2-300 books on my iPhone. Easy to read in bed, too. Too
bad the Springer site does not make everything available in epub format.
On 6/16/20 5:34 PM, Gary Schiltz wrote:
I rather hate to admit it, but a good part of my preference for
electronic versions of information these days is highly related to my
lack of good reading glasses, which is in turn related to my laziness
when it comes to getting out to buy some. Here in EC, I can't just go
to the drug store to buy cheapies,
I would have to actually go to an optometrist (5 hour round trip), get
an exam, go back a week later, and pick them up. With e-books, I can
just change to a bigger font and/or zoom. Plus, I can read in the dark.
--
Joe
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