Hi Bungee,

There is a solution to the blurry text problem. It's not the E-Texts but rather the browser on the iPad. I have described the problem in this thread .

Cheers,

Rich

Good find Richard, I have a couple of browsers on my iPad but just use Safari, I will give it a go!

Great, thanks Bungee. Can you let us know how you get on?

Cheers,

Rich

The E-Text viewer applcation has been updated. The rendering problems with iPad safari have been solved but more importantly, the E-Texts on mobile devices now have Table of Contents functionality

Check out the demo to see the new functions. I've added instructions for iPad users to the first post in this thread.

Cheers,

Rich

Hey Rich - I am wondering if there is anything in e-text that I could convert to my humble Kindle? It copes with pdf (in a limited way). My back isn't happy with me lugging my hard copies around. The iPad belongs at home - apparently (according to the rest of the family). ta.
Peta

Hi Peta,

We don't have anything for kindles I'm afraid.We've avoided the app store and amazon kindle distribution in order to keep the online copies more readily updatable and to keep costs down as much as possible.

If the iPad belongs at home, you could always use the E-Texts as an excuse to get another one. iPad 2's are supposed to be cheap now ipad3 is out. Alternatively, you could get a new one for yourself and leave the old one at home

Cheers,

Rich

no pdf options? while I save for the new iPad?
Peta

Hi Peta,

No, apart from the E-Texts there are no PDF-like options available. Think of it as a savings motivator

Cheers,

Rich

Savings??? And flying?? LOL!!