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chribonn · 01-03-2014, 03:53 AM

Hi Guys,

Happy New Year to everyone. I'm going to try to describe what my problem is. My apologies if I am not clear.

I had a PDF document open in Moon+Reader (on Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0) in Portrait mode. With this PDF if I swiped from Right to Left the pages transitioned over the page borders without me having to "hold" the page. This is fantastic for viewing photos that span two pages.

Putting it differently I could have half of page x and half of page x+1 on the screen.

After reading this PDF I deleted it and then decided to tinker. I fiddled a number of settings in this app (the only one I recall is changing the rendering quality to high).

From this point on wards any PDF I open no longer supports the function. I can no longer hold the display in between two pages unless I physically keep my finger on the screen. Now pages "bounce" to a page's edge.

I hope I explained myself and you can help me.

01-03-2014, 03:53 AM	#1
chribonn Junior Member Posts: 7 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2014 Device: Moon+ Reader	Moon+Reader Pro Horizontal Page Hold Hi Guys, Happy New Year to everyone. I'm going to try to describe what my problem is. My apologies if I am not clear. I had a PDF document open in Moon+Reader (on Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0) in Portrait mode. With this PDF if I swiped from Right to Left the pages transitioned over the page borders without me having to "hold" the page. This is fantastic for viewing photos that span two pages. Putting it differently I could have half of page x and half of page x+1 on the screen. After reading this PDF I deleted it and then decided to tinker. I fiddled a number of settings in this app (the only one I recall is changing the rendering quality to high). From this point on wards any PDF I open no longer supports the function. I can no longer hold the display in between two pages unless I physically keep my finger on the screen. Now pages "bounce" to a page's edge. I hope I explained myself and you can help me.