From the othert thread in the Apple section

[The Old Man]

Originally Posted by petrjahoda

Hi The Old Man... for now you delete it where it is saved. In that folder.
But no problem adding this feature right into the app. Deleting a book from the app is simple. My question here is: it will also delete the file, because that is where the book is. Do you really want something like this?

As the app has no books 'in it' it shows the books from a folder.

Certainly I don’t want it to delete the book from where I loaded the book (put it in just read) but I no longer want it to show in the just read Library.
For example, in MapleRead you swipe left on the book. This is pretty standard action in Apple apps.

[The Old Man]

Using Apple’s File app I can enter the folder created by justRead and see three folders. By deleting the book I want removed in these folders, closing and restarting your program the book seems to be gone. Very clumsy way of removal.

[peaceridge]

Originally Posted by The Old Man

Certainly I don’t want it to delete the book from where I loaded the book (put it in just read) but I no longer want it to show in the just read Library.
For example, in MapleRead you swipe left on the book. This is pretty standard action in Apple apps.

I agree with Old Man. I'd like a way just to remove the book from the JustRead library. I'm sending the book from MapleRead which I use as my catalog and book holder - I don't know where the book is actually stored and wouldn't want it removed from there.

[petrjahoda]

OK, no problem adding "deleting from justread.app", adding to a list.

[The Old Man]

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[petrjahoda]

Originally Posted by The Old Man

... just making reference to them.

Yes exactly, that is it, that is why you can have multiple libraries/folder and just switch between them.

Originally Posted by The Old Man

Loading books into the original Alice folder the program makes a copy of the book. I suppose this depends on how the book is added to justRead. Making reference and could save space in the device but perhaps makes it more difficult to remove without deleting the original.

Looks like you copied the book in that Alice folder and yes that makes two copies of that book.
You are not adding books to justread.app, you are just saying, where the books are, in which folder.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by petrjahoda

Please check also the spacing between paragraphs. You can have spacing for lines and spacing for paragraphs.

The spacing for paragraphs is working.

In testing the line height and paragraph spacing, I just found another bug in line height. Move the slider to the left. While holding the white button, slide the slider to 100%, When you get to 90%, go to 100% and the line height jumps a lot. Now move the slider back to the left. Press the plus button until you get to 100%. The line height is now completely different. It's more correct then it was the first test. If you slide the slider to the right and use the minus to move to 100%, it's the same as if you did it the other side using the plus.

I think the problem with line height bug n Publisher could be due to the bug in line height. The line height is correct

I do think line height needs a complete redo.

[petrjahoda]

Thank you for this, looks like there is a problem with 100%, because 95% and less and 105% and more is OK.
And now I get it... 100% is what is from publishers style. Will fix it, thank you.

[The Old Man]

Just some more comments on your app. WOW! I just loaded my entire ebook collection into justRead. 8300 books. There are about 2000 duplicates as I keep multiple copies in subfolders like Biography, Political, etc. It took about 2 1/2 minutes. A book titled “1001 Movies You Must See Before you Die” about 2 gigs in size loaded with no problem. That’s a first for ebook readers I have used! With those duplicates showing up you can see why I would like to delete them without removing the original.

Oh, yes, I, too, have some suggestions. Another post, perhaps.

[petrjahoda]

About that line height... stupid me.
if lineHeight != 1.0 { prefs.lineHeight = lineHeight }

Fixed.

[petrjahoda]

For info: delete is in.
When using iphone: standard swipe.
When using ipad: standard context menu.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by petrjahoda

Thank you for this, looks like there is a problem with 100%, because 95% and less and 105% and more is OK.
And now I get it... 100% is what is from publishers style. Will fix it, thank you.

I'm glad you mentioned the paragraph spacing because that got me testing line height again.

Did you notice that when lower then 100%, some of the lines have their line height are off from the rest?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by petrjahoda

Thank you for this, looks like there is a problem with 100%, because 95% and less and 105% and more is OK.
And now I get it... 100% is what is from publishers style. Will fix it, thank you.

When I say 100%, that would be 100% as gotten from sliding the line height button over to the left and then hitting plus to get to 100%. It would not be the 100% line height sliding the button to the left and then sliding it to 100% as that's too large.

[petrjahoda]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Did you notice that when lower then 100%, some of the lines have their line height are off from the rest?

Yes, those are the lines around paragraphs.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by petrjahoda

For info: delete is in.
When using iphone: standard swipe.
When using ipad: standard context menu.

I'd prefer something like ... to press and then a menu pops that give the option to delete. The swipe is too easy to accidentality delete. That would be good on both iPhone and iPad.