Reading technical docs (PDFs/EPUBs) on M92 -bugs and workarounds - Page 3

rkomar · 02-29-2012, 02:43 AM

Well spotted! I would say that the software for storing the pen strokes did very good job, then. Multi-page PDF displays are a pain in the neck (with their multiple coordinate systems). I think this is "proof" that the scribbling software was written with some skill.

PF4Mobile · 03-04-2012, 10:49 AM

This is interesting: if you highlight some text you get the option to add your own comments on the spot.
It you press OK without to add anything the text is just highlighted
Now go back and click on the text you just highlighted- that will open a box with the text automatically added as comment

PF4Mobile · 03-05-2012, 03:37 PM

HALT!
Decided to stop my work here since I have been labelled a couple of times troll I guess it's boring for some of you to see my name in all the threads around here. In the end I do not need to do this, neither I have the time report back here every time I have an idea. This is rather a mature decision than an emotional reaction. I will keep reading the news. It is less time consuming

Beryll Snyder · 03-06-2012, 03:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PF4Mobile

HALT!
Decided to stop my work here since I have been labelled a couple of times troll I guess it's boring for some of you to see my name in all the threads around here. In the end I do not need to do this, neither I have the time report back here every time I have an idea. This is rather a mature decision than an emotional reaction. I will keep reading the news. It is less time consuming

I consider my active participation here as a waste of time as well ...

gjb · 03-11-2012, 08:39 AM

What's so bad about it? Maybe not all of your posts in this topic included new information, but at least you expressed your thoughts. Now you're able to summarize and review the ideas you've come up with, and try to get them in the wishlist (I've got no idea how and by whom function ideas and wishes are submitted and managed, but at least it shows what the development team is working on, supposing this list is correct and up to date)

And about the trolling: I don't think it's as serious as you might expect it to be, at least not in the case you are referring to. In my opinion it would be a shame if you stop posting good ideas just because someone else thinks you shouldn't do that all the time.

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02-29-2012, 02:43 AM	#31
rkomar Wizard Posts: 2,986 Karma: 18343081 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Sudbury, ON, Canada Device: PRS-505, PB 902, PRS-T1, PB 623, PB 840, PB 633	Well spotted! I would say that the software for storing the pen strokes did very good job, then. Multi-page PDF displays are a pain in the neck (with their multiple coordinate systems). I think this is "proof" that the scribbling software was written with some skill.

03-04-2012, 10:49 AM	#32
PF4Mobile Guru Posts: 629 Karma: 3526 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Kobo Touch, Nook Touch, EEE 800 Note, Entourage PE, finally M92	This is interesting: if you highlight some text you get the option to add your own comments on the spot. It you press OK without to add anything the text is just highlighted Now go back and click on the text you just highlighted- that will open a box with the text automatically added as comment

03-05-2012, 03:37 PM	#33
PF4Mobile Guru Posts: 629 Karma: 3526 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Kobo Touch, Nook Touch, EEE 800 Note, Entourage PE, finally M92	HALT! Decided to stop my work here since I have been labelled a couple of times troll I guess it's boring for some of you to see my name in all the threads around here. In the end I do not need to do this, neither I have the time report back here every time I have an idea. This is rather a mature decision than an emotional reaction. I will keep reading the news. It is less time consuming

03-11-2012, 08:39 AM	#35
gjb Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: the Netherlands Device: none	What's so bad about it? Maybe not all of your posts in this topic included new information, but at least you expressed your thoughts. Now you're able to summarize and review the ideas you've come up with, and try to get them in the wishlist (I've got no idea how and by whom function ideas and wishes are submitted and managed, but at least it shows what the development team is working on, supposing this list is correct and up to date) And about the trolling: I don't think it's as serious as you might expect it to be, at least not in the case you are referring to. In my opinion it would be a shame if you stop posting good ideas just because someone else thinks you shouldn't do that all the time.

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