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2010-04-15
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great app! is there anyway to make a bookmark?
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2010-04-15
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Originally Posted by joshn53
Yes it deleted all the versions of the bibles without any notification that it was about to do that
Hmm. I added validation against that... So you were really able to delete all the translations? I'll have to fix that.
I'll look into this as well. Were you downloading bibles over wifi or 3G? I'm guessing that high latency was causing this.
I agree that an about page would be a good idea. I wish I had time to set up a website - I'm hesitant to link to this forum, since I hope that Katana will have a life beyond Maemo (i.e. MeeGo.) We'll see.
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2010-04-15
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Originally Posted by smartin737
Yes, would it be possible to somehow be able to install paid versions? I would like to install the NIV plus the NKJV.
Thanks for the great work, Josh!
Does anyone know about importing non-free versions to into Katana? I'm interested in getting the NLT version. It's $15 at ESword, but I don't want to buy it on my home PC, then find that I can only use it there.
Thanks for your work Josh. Great stuff.
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There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death. Proverbs 14:12
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2010-04-15
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Originally Posted by joshn53
There is an adittional reason, as someone whose eyesight is slowly getting worse I think it is easier on the eyes to read white on black.
It's probably not that hard to add, but you won't save any battery doing it. Remember that an LCD screen creates color by restricting light, not creating it.
Besides battery life, is there an argument for this? My main objection is that it's Yet Another Setting.
This taken from: Designing for People with Partial Sight
http://www.lighthouse.org/accessibil...g-text-legible
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Text should be printed with the highest possible contrast. There is good evidence that for many readers who are older or partially sighted, light (white or light yellow) letters on a dark (black) background are more readable than dark letters on a light background. However, the traditional dark on light may be aesthetically preferable.
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I think I would agree with this so if it isn't too much trouble would like to be able to use it in this way which should be a little easier on the eyes.
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There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death. Proverbs 14:12
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2010-04-15
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Originally Posted by cardiff-blues
There is another argument here about the idea that themes should control color/contrasts... it would be an additional feature, and probably not difficult, but we are probably nearing the point in the development of Katana that all feature suggestions should be grouped together so that some priority to them could be made, and then an approach to developing them would be better utilized by those developing.
There is an adittional reason, as someone whose eyesight is slowly getting worse I think it is easier on the eyes to read white on black.
This taken from: Designing for People with Partial Sight
http://www.lighthouse.org/accessibil...g-text-legible
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Text should be printed with the highest possible contrast. There is good evidence that for many readers who are older or partially sighted, light (white or light yellow) letters on a dark (black) background are more readable than dark letters on a light background. However, the traditional dark on light may be aesthetically preferable.
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I think I would agree with this so if it isn't too much trouble would like to be able to use it in this way which should be a little easier on the eyes.
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2010-04-17
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Originally Posted by smartin737
This is primarily an issue of licensing/permission rather than technical difficulty. I've emailed the e-Sword developer, but haven't received a response. For the moment, however, it's not possible.
Thanks for the great work, Josh!
Does anyone know about importing non-free versions to into Katana? I'm interested in getting the NLT version. It's $15 at ESword, but I don't want to buy it on my home PC, then find that I can only use it there.
Steve
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2010-04-20
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Originally Posted by ARJWright
So no one is planning to add the pretty simple white on black option? I didn't want that feature to save battery life--only to keep with the rest of my device's theme of white on black. Right now it sticks out.
There is another argument here about the idea that themes should control color/contrasts... it would be an additional feature, and probably not difficult, but we are probably nearing the point in the development of Katana that all feature suggestions should be grouped together so that some priority to them could be made, and then an approach to developing them would be better utilized by those developing.
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2010-04-20
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Thanks for the good application. Though I have some problems.
Is there any possibility to change the charset encoding of Katana? Now with default settings Scandinavian letters are not shown correct. With Rapier those letters are OK.
Is there any possibility to change the charset encoding of Katana? Now with default settings Scandinavian letters are not shown correct. With Rapier those letters are OK.
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2010-04-25
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Was gunna start a new thread before I saw this one.
Just wanted to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! for Katana! It's ****ing Brilliant!
Just wanted to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! for Katana! It's ****ing Brilliant!
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2010-05-03
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Hello. I have been using Rapier and only installed Katana a few days ago. Much more finger friendly interface for selecting books.
After I first installed Katana, it would use the ESV stored on my device by Rapier. Now (and a few reboots later) it does not. When I open up Katana now, it immediately goes to the warning page to download translations. If I select "No", the program closes down. Is this a bug?
Secondly, is there a way or setting to allow Katana use the versions already downloaded by Rapier
After I first installed Katana, it would use the ESV stored on my device by Rapier. Now (and a few reboots later) it does not. When I open up Katana now, it immediately goes to the warning page to download translations. If I select "No", the program closes down. Is this a bug?
Secondly, is there a way or setting to allow Katana use the versions already downloaded by Rapier
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