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Originally Posted by Randy11
I haven't think to this usage, to use the fingers for zooming. Yes, it's a possibility. I'm using the stylus when I begin a new PDF book, to crop the page, after, I use the buttons or the pad to change the page, but I can understand the interest.
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Hey Randy, that's exactly how I use it most of the time
I've never used very large magnification levels, so I just went ahead and tried that on my M96. Selecting the area for magnification could've been done better (now you have to hunt for 4 dots that you can drag to make a rectangle, why not just let the user draw it?). Once you've zoomed in panning with the stylus works very well but you cannot adjust the magnification without going through the menus. They could map this to the volume rocker switch or add [ - ][ + } icons to the status bar, so there are ways to make it more CAD friendly so to speak. Onyx just needs to have either will or time to polish their Neo Reader. Unless they've already done it, I use old firmware, my version is "dev 14-09-24" (I guess
14 stands for the year...):
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Home -> Apps -> Settings -> Apps -> All -> Onyx Neo Reader
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Originally Posted by Booxtor
I just wanted to clear a popular mistake.
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Hi Booxtor, good to see you around again. Thanks for the clarifications. I cannot offer any legal advice but don't get involved in any lawsuits!
Just keep the readers coming and it will all be alright
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Originally Posted by Booxtor
There is actually no battle yet.
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At least there is something going on which sadly is not usual in the e-reader circles. I know you're very busy with the Max at the moment but do you know if Onyx has any plans for the post Max future yet? Gossip welcome!
Why not take Pocketbook's place and actually make it happen
