<p>Reading long passages of text in a browser is torture. This is only partly because of the screen. Also problematic is the number of words in a line which is often dynamic and when static intended for letter paper, lack of true page numbering and the innability to bookmark the currenlty <i>location</i> on a page in huge scrolling documents. Enter htmldoc — now I’m reading the same text in small trade paperback standard width, height and line-height with page numbering, headers and footers. Should I so desire, I can add a few more flags to my command and have a pdf ready to be printed and bound.</p>
easier reading w/ htmldoc
Posted over 23 years agoon July 14, 2003 - 4:20 AM and archived here at /blog/2003/2003-07-13-easier-reading-w-htmldoc/at https://pizza.slow.high.quality.gravely.pizza/blog/2003/2003-07-13-easier-reading-w-htmldoc/ in both HTML and markdown.
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