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parvatiquinta · 10-24-2019, 01:57 PM

Thanks again for the new suggestions.
The main problem that I have is that I am mainly using Sigil as an ebook reader as well as editor. The reason I'm doing this is I'm using epub as a format for my role-playing games. So code view is all well and good for when I'm preparing for a session, but when I'm at the table I need the book view to get a nice, readable, formatted text while Sigil keeps my TOC handy so I can jump between sections like a rock star - and I can still edit on the fly. Any loss of immediacy, and the convenience of using Sigil disappears.

I'm just writing this to clarify where I'm coming from. This is not a "whine against the new development direction" kind of thread.

I seriously doubt that the new version is suited to my very niche needs, but I could always be wrong so I will wait until the portable app is updated and give it a go that way.

10-24-2019, 01:57 PM	#8
parvatiquinta Member Posts: 14 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2011 Device: Cybook Muse	Thanks again for the new suggestions. The main problem that I have is that I am mainly using Sigil as an ebook reader as well as editor. The reason I'm doing this is I'm using epub as a format for my role-playing games. So code view is all well and good for when I'm preparing for a session, but when I'm at the table I need the book view to get a nice, readable, formatted text while Sigil keeps my TOC handy so I can jump between sections like a rock star - and I can still edit on the fly. Any loss of immediacy, and the convenience of using Sigil disappears. I'm just writing this to clarify where I'm coming from. This is not a "whine against the new development direction" kind of thread. I seriously doubt that the new version is suited to my very niche needs, but I could always be wrong so I will wait until the portable app is updated and give it a go that way.