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How do I know if Reader is still handling background pagination on the title?

April 26, 2017background handling pagination reader title

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How do I know if Reader is still handling background pagination on the title?

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• Open the eBook in question. • Begin reading the content. • On the bottom of the Reader page, tap and hold the page number for a couple of seconds — then release it. The Riffle Control should be displayed: its appearance may take a second or two. • The Riffle Control shows you where you are in the eBook. The leftmost number is the first page of the eBook; the rightmost number is the last page of the eBook. If the right-most number is displayed in red, then the Reader is not done with background pagination. If the right-most number is displayed in black, then the Reader has completed pagination. Top I’ve tried repagination, but I still see an error, “Microsoft Reader is no longer able to access this eBook” on my Pocket PC. What else can I do to troubleshoot? Microsoft Reader keeps a catalog of all the eBooks on your device. This catalog is called litpath.LPT. The catalog contains a list of the books and their locations. Sometimes the litpath.LPT file can become corrupted, especially if

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• Open the eBook in question. • Begin reading the content. • On the bottom of the Reader page, tap and hold the page number for a couple of seconds — then release it. The Riffle Control should be displayed: its appearance may take a second or two. • The Riffle Control shows you where you are in the eBook. The leftmost number is the first page of the eBook; the rightmost number is the last page of the eBook. If the right-most number is displayed in red, then the Reader is not done with background pagination. If the right-most number is displayed in black, then the Reader has completed pagination. Top I’ve tried repagination, but I still see an error, “Microsoft Reader is no longer able to access this eBook” on my Windows Mobile. What else can I do to troubleshoot? Microsoft Reader keeps a catalog of all the eBooks on your device. This catalog is called litpath.LPT. The catalog contains a list of the books and their locations. Sometimes the litpath.LPT file can become corrupted, especial