Blood Angels digital codex help

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**CountryMac**

I just got the epub version and the formatting is way off on some pages. The names of the strats and relics among many other things are not legible. I've tried Readium and Adobe Reader on my pc and it's just as bad on both. I even tried on my laptop too.

If anyone has experienced this with a digital codex before and/or knows what I can do to fix this, please help! smile.png

Also, sorry if this is the wrong place to post this!

**NoiseMarine with Tinnitus**

Sadly this topic crops up time and again.

I have had the same issues and the best results I got were on Aldiko for the Inquisition and BL supplements.

In summary, my brief delve into e-codex convinced me to stick with good old hard copies.

**BaconCatBug**

CountryMac wrote:
I just got the epub version and the formatting is way off on some pages. The names of the strats and relics among many other things are not legible. I've tried Readium and Adobe Reader on my pc and it's just as bad on both. I even tried on my laptop too.

If anyone has experienced this with a digital codex before and/or knows what I can do to fix this, please help! smile.png

Also, sorry if this is the wrong place to post this!

Sorry, the GW epubs are utter trash, poorly formatted and have so many errors with the fonts it's not even funny.

You're going to have to buy each individual font and learn how to convert it to PDF to have a usable product for personal use.

**beast_gts**

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For Apple devices including iPhones, iPads and Mac computers, iBooks is the best software to use.

For Android, we recommend Kobo or Gitden. Both are compatible with ePub and ePub3 files.

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For Windows tablets and PCs, we recommend Azardi.

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Additionally, I use Adobe Digital Editions without issue.

**BaconCatBug**

I tried Azardi and none of the epubs I tried even remotely work. Adobe doesn't let you zoom in.

There is a way to convert them to PDF but like I said you either need to buy all the fonts or find replacement free ones. Or the other way we all know but won't say.

I have very poor eyesight so I need to zoom into documents to read them, but the epubs I have from GW do not work, honestly to the point where I had to LEARN HOW TO CONVERT THEM to a usable format in order to read them. That is beyond unacceptable.