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Comic book reader (CDisplay) uses zip files that have had their file extension changed to .cbr. changing it to .zip will allow you to open the archive and extract the individual jpegs (one for each page). These can then be viewed with any picture viewer.
Viewing them on a non-vga screen isn’t really possible. You just don’t have the resolution to read the text, no matter how much you zoom in.
VGA devices are another matter. The quality of the graphics are as good as the source scan, and the text is easily readable, even when you’re well zoomed out. It's best to copy them directly to a storage card, as activesync might try and resize them.
Personally I use Resco Photo Viewer. Go into the Viewer options and set default zoom mode to ‘fill the screen’, and default rotation to ‘auto landscape’.
Assign whichever buttons you want to ‘zoom in / out’, and two buttons to ‘next / previous image’.
Then just browse the folder that has the extracted jpegs and click the full-screen icon.
Now you can use the above settings to change pages and zoom. Just use your stylus or finger to move the page around. It’s great.
Last edited by foolsgold : 02-15-06 at 10:05 AM.
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