Gerhard Postpischil pisze:
Eric Chevalier wrote:
Out of curiosity, why would the developer want hardcopy of the
Principles of Operation when it can be downloaded for free as a PDF?
1) It's easier to take hardcopy to the bathroom, and it has all these
chapters you'll never read anyway, just in case.
2) It's faster to flip back and forth among bookmarked pages in hardcopy
than on screen
3) It makes a great doorstop
4) Recreational reading of hardcopy produces significantly less neck
strain than viewing a screen
5) It can be read even when there is bright sunlight in your room
That's why we have smart device called PRINTER. It can print on both
sides of paper, then I can bind the pages and have a book. It takes
significantly less time than ordering process in IBM. Of course it's
much cheaper.
Ad5: we have venetian blinds (louvres).
Ad4: My monitor have an adjustment and it is set up to be comfortable to
my neck and backbone.
Ad3: except for commercial products there are bricks or cheaper books
(maybe already no longer needed).
Ad2: It depends. I strongly prefer Bookreader for browsing, while
"sequential reading" is better (for me) in paper form.
Ad1: Notebook and redundant roll ;-)
My $0.02
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