I can't speak for Eagle, but what I recommend if you want bring in an electronic logbook printout is to have it nicely bound at a place like FedEx Office or UPS store and make that your presentation logbook for the interviewer, but always bring your original paper logbook in case they want to see endorsements, sign-offs, etc. I heard the Eagle guys are sticklers when it comes to logbooks for correctness, etc. I've interviewed with a few regionals in my lifetime, most of them just took a glance at it, one airline didn't even look at it at all. The only interview I remember was for a Pt. 135 job, and the Asst. Chief Pilot really went through page-by-page, but it was mostly fun for him to see how many airport codes he knew