Banana Fish, Akimi Yoshida
Mar. 19th, 2009 10:32 pmI have just discovered how to put .doc and .pdf files onto my iPod touch Stanza e-reader program, which I'm thrilled about for many reasons (I have a post lurking somewhere about Stanza, but basically I've found it practical, usable and massively convenient, especially during travel, and that's just with reading a bunch of stuff off Project Gutenberg), including the fact that I can now stick stuff for critiquing on it and look at it on the bus and during down time at work. My previous approach has been to carry stuff round on a USB stick, which a) still requires a computer and b) does not allow for the not entirely hypothetical situation wherein I am attempting to critique a story whose author has chosen to give it the working title of "Pornography"(yes, I can retitle it, but not if I haven't downloaded it yet), which is not something I'm going to be opening on anyone else's computer regardless of actual content...
Anyway. The cut/paste app is apparently coming soon, which will make the iPod touch much more workable for typing on, and I presume soon they will come up with an iPod Touch manga reader that I can use to catch up on all my backlog and they will have to chisel the thing out of my hand with a crowbar. Until then I'll stick with the hard copies.
( Banana Fish, volume 2. )
( Volume 3. )
Anyway. The cut/paste app is apparently coming soon, which will make the iPod touch much more workable for typing on, and I presume soon they will come up with an iPod Touch manga reader that I can use to catch up on all my backlog and they will have to chisel the thing out of my hand with a crowbar. Until then I'll stick with the hard copies.
( Banana Fish, volume 2. )
( Volume 3. )