That and the fact that most readers are now consuming their literature or news via their mobile devices. This doesn’t mean that the PDF file isn’t easily as readable, but rather this menial format limitation is, in a sense, what gave birth to the EPUB file.
Open up a PDF file on the other hand and you’ll notice this type of format doesn’t automatically reformat itself and therefore you will need to adjust the file size manually through zooming in on the document.
The choice is yours, and the formats are built in such a way as to appeal to your needs.įor example: EPUBs, when opened in a tablet or e-reader device like Kindle or Nook, will automatically be formatted to the size of your screen. What’s the difference between EPUB & PDF files, anyways? Furthermore, what is a PDF?īasically, the distinction between these two formats boils down to the way in which you, the intended reader, want to view the content.
If only there was a way (or a handy PDF modifier) that could easily convert an EPUB into a PDF file… Similar to the PDF, or Portable Document Format for long, the EPUB is an electronic publication that stores and maintains its data in such a way to be easily read and accessed by readers, as well as ensuring that the format is portable and sharable across devices.īut unlike the PDF, EPUBs can’t be edited or modified, which can be a problem for students or professionals who need to annotate these written works, just be sure to not share or re-publish these modified EPUBs, since after all it is illegal to remove the DRM from EPUB files. And yes, while these files might be nothing new, they’re certainly growing in popularity as readers move away from printed books for their reading pleasures. That’s right, we’re referring to the portable, readable file format known as electronic publications. We’re talking about what you’re reading on your tablet or mobile device. No, we’re not talking about smart watches or the latest smart phone. By now you’ve surely seen the latest digital trend that is sweeping the nation.
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