CBconvert

In an attempt to make the characters more customizable when having to increase the text size or even changing the font itself for those suffering from lower visual acuity or dyslexia, e-book readers usually operate with a highly flexible format known as EPUB. Unfortunately, this particular file type requires special software to be fully opened and preview on non-e-book readers, which is where CBconvert comes into play.

One of the biggest advantages that make e-book readers an appealing purchase relates to its e-ink display that can ship either with or without optional back-lighting in an effort to emulate real paper as much as physically possible. However, its technology cannot emulate the vibrant colors that a regular IPS or OLED screen can, which is why many consumers pick the multi-functional Android-based tablet or iPad instead.

Those seeking to reuse devices that would otherwise end up in a landfill due to the original manufacturer’s unwillingness to support its older operating system, such as Microsoft’s Surface RT can have trouble finding a working version of an e-book reader for its platform. As a result, the more commonplace PDF file extension or simple images are preferred, with the latter scenario being supported by the app at hand.

When launched, the app greets users to a dual-pane, multi-tabbed layout that provides options for resizing the exported pictures into smaller formats that fit the target reading device’s screen. Scanned documents

A detail worth noting is that the items meant to be converted are not limited to comic books but rather any document sharing the relevant file extension can be processed, and its resulting images may be gathered into a single PDF for a better reading experience on both smartphones and tablets.

If you happen to have a large-screen tablet whose operating system version no longer supports e-book reading apps, CBconvert’s easy-to-use layout should help you reuse older devices and employ them in your daily workflows.