jim said:
> You assume the reader has a personal computer.
yes i do.
and i consider the iphone to be a computer.
(it has a chip inside it, you know.)
even the kindle has a computer chip inside it.
it's just too bad that you can't program for it.
of course, even if amazon keeps castrating
the kindle, it's entirely possible they would
put a reader-program on the thing which
was capable of rending z.m.l. beautifully...
> Some do not.
if you don't have a computer, then i simply
can't tell you how you would use an e-book.
> More importantly, many
> do not at that point in time when they decide
> they want to choose a new book to read,
> such as while sitting at an airport
> waiting for the plane to take off.
paper books remain delightful, in my eyes...
***
jim, you seem to want to argue about all these
unimportant things... what about those italics?
-bowerbird