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I'm used to print them when needed, but I don't think this is practical anymore.
What I do now is bend over the page and carefully read it, underlining if necessary.
Do you guys effectively study staring at the screen of your PC?
That doesn't sound appealing.
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Try using a pad if you have one.
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I use an old Kindle (not the Fire) from a thrift store for $20. I can load PDFs from a computer, plus it's really light and portable. No screen glare (it uses the ink technology or whatever it's called). The battery lasts forever too.
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>>8567571
>Try using a pad if you have one.
I could buy one.
Is it worth it?
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>>8567553
>Do you guys effectively study staring at the screen of your PC?
Only works for me if I am also taking handwritten notes.
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>>8567601
I own a Kindle 3.
The problem with it is that you can't swiftly go back and forth through pages.
That's something I do all the time with paper.
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>>8567607
A cheap one is, for sure, assuming you use it for reading and not for notes. Not that I could even think of any reason to use a pad instead of pen and paper if taking notes in the first place.
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