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Old 03-02-2007, 01:06 PM   #18
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A .Net 1.1 port would probably be quite difficult as the app uses generics and 2.0 data binding quite extensively to support the plug-ins. But I'll look into it.

Right now here is my list for rel 23/24:

- ability to publish updated entries if the old ones no longer work

- ability to sort the RSS entries ascending/descending

- complete ReadOutlook plugin

- possibly complete the ReadImage plugin (this converts folders of images into books. It works but the quality of the downscaled images is attrocious. I'm not sure if its fixable; the tests I'm using are heavily anti-aliased upfront and any processing tends to either make the text so heavy its a blur, or so light you get drop-outs)

- help for plugins

- try to make the LRF output more robust

- possibly support more crossword formats (Across Lite?) in the ReadXWord plugin

- table support in built-in PDF/RTF output plugins

- built-in "HTML Tidy" that not only tidies the html but also strips it down into a simplified form compatible with the interface used by the output plugins that are parser-based rather than file-based.
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