Disc analyser news update

[Josh Dersch]

Tony Duell wrote:
>>> Even with a modern machine and a fast internet connection it simply  
>>> takes
>>> too ling to 'flip through' a collection of data sheets.
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>>    That depends entirely on the design of the website.
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> I don't think it does. I've yet to use any computer (and I am not talking 
> aobut my classics here) where I can 'turn the pages' of a PDF file as 
> quickly as I an turn the pages of a book and still read enough 
> information to know if I waant to stop and read that page more carefully.
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I suppose it may be a question of definition; on my (admittedly modern) 
PC here I can flip pages in a PDF as fast as I can click the mouse (and 
they're readable just as fast) even for something as large as the 11/40 
engineering drawings.  I do agree that I prefer to have physical copies 
of documents where available, but for two different reasons: 1) somehow, 
skimming a physical document for something is just easier, and 2) I hate 
zooming in to see detail.  Still, I don't stand a chance at getting 
physical copies of most of this unless I want to print it myself (I 
usually don't) so PDFs are very convenient  in that regard...

(What I want to solve #2 would be a super-high DPI screen... I have a 
1920x1200 display, but it's still only 96 dpi.  Something 200dpi or 
higher would be very nice (for things other than PDFs, too...) 

- Josh
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