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2010-09-07
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2010-09-07
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2010-09-07
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2010-09-07
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2 more requests
1) open app to library option. As it is it always opens last book. I see an option "save state" but unclicking it did not do anything. Issue is (at least with my giant books), say I dont want to read the last book. Well as it is now I have to wait for perhaps a minute for the book to open, then go to library and open another book. So an option to boot to library.
2) a way to move a line up or down a line at a time (can currently be done via keyboard) without using the keyboard. problem is I have no thought on how to do that from the screen so I am just throwing it out there.
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2010-09-07
, 19:50
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1) Make sure it's an option, please.
2) Under preferences, scrolling, you can set the lines to keep per page scrolling. Count how many lines you have on the screen, then set that number -1, then each screen tap (page scroll) is effectively 1 line.
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2010-09-09
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2 more requests
1) open app to library option. As it is it always opens last book. I see an option "save state" but unclicking it did not do anything. Issue is (at least with my giant books), say I dont want to read the last book. Well as it is now I have to wait for perhaps a minute for the book to open, then go to library and open another book. So an option to boot to library.
2) a way to move a line up or down a line at a time (can currently be done via keyboard) without using the keyboard. problem is I have no thought on how to do that from the screen so I am just throwing it out there.
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2010-09-09
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2010-09-09
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2010-09-09
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2010-09-14
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The "variable drag scrolling" option just enables it. The "variable drag distance" value is the cutover point between a long and a short swipe. If the swipe covers more than that (100 pixels by default) then it's recognised as a long swipe and moves a page, otherwise it's a short swipe and moves a line (or whatever is set in the "Lines to Scroll per Line Scrolling" field).