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Depends on how long the Document is... If its smallish like a sign where there is more art than text I'd image it (jpg, 150dpi) Small, prints OK and is quickl
by LarryMade2 7y ago
Depends on how long the Document is...
If its smallish like a sign where there is more art than text I'd image it (jpg, 150dpi) Small, prints OK and is quickly viewable. Maybe include the text copy along for indexing/ADA purposes.
A couple pages (brochure content), then I'd try to do a mobile web version and also offer the PDF if the style is something that adds to the content.
Long format (booklet, paper, guide, long story, magazine), where the audience is going to be reading it for a while PDF makes sense: you can style it, able to read off-line easier, and its no big to the user that they are breaking from the web to read. Been enjoying old magazines and comic books in the internet archive, can either use their on-line reader or download PDF. Either are OK, if I expect to travel, will DL some PDfs.
- ldenoue 7y agoPDFs of research papers are what I often read on mobile, and I find it hard. Check out the app I published if you have an iOS device: it’ll reformat your pdf so the content reflows to fit your screen. https://www.appblit.com/pdfreflow https://www.appblit.com/pdfreflow