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<blockquote data-quote="Croesus" data-source="post: 5136279" data-attributes="member: 35019">My understanding is that there is no easy way to get the various readers to properly display different publications, with different formats and styles. If displaying the PF modules on an e-reader would require significant Paizo resources, I doubt doing so would pay for itself in additional sales. And I wonder if the freezing problem is really an issue with the reader, rather than anything Paizo is doing...if so, there may be little Paizo can do.However, I think you raise a good point about e-readers in general. They will likely only gain in popularity.&nbsp; Just my personal opinion, but the &quot;killer ap&quot; for e-readers is when they can replace all my hardcopy subscriptions + my internet browser + my library. One or two of those isn't enough, but get all three and I can see sales of these things really exploding.If someone working at Paizo has an e-reader and the interest/understanding, I would recommend having them keep abreast of e-reader developments. At some point e-readers will have a simple way of converting publications to display correctly on them. When that happens, publishers like Paizo will have a new outlet for their products.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Croesus, post: 5136279, member: 35019"] My understanding is that there is no easy way to get the various readers to properly display different publications, with different formats and styles. If displaying the PF modules on an e-reader would require significant Paizo resources, I doubt doing so would pay for itself in additional sales. And I wonder if the freezing problem is really an issue with the reader, rather than anything Paizo is doing...if so, there may be little Paizo can do. However, I think you raise a good point about e-readers in general. They will likely only gain in popularity. Just my personal opinion, but the "killer ap" for e-readers is when they can replace [u]all[/u] my hardcopy subscriptions + my internet browser + my library. One or two of those isn't enough, but get all three and I can see sales of these things really exploding. If someone working at Paizo has an e-reader and the interest/understanding, I would recommend having them keep abreast of e-reader developments. At some point e-readers will have a simple way of converting publications to display correctly on them. When that happens, publishers like Paizo will have a new outlet for their products. [/QUOTE]

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