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which pc reader application has touch enabled?
hi guys - quick question - looks like i'm about to inherit a touchscreen netbook. If I load a pc application onto it to read epub books, wondering which reader application will allow me to make use of the touchscreen features (so I can 'swipe' to turn the page, for instance). The netbook is running win7.
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On my Asus T91 MT, if you can mouse it, you can touch screen it. For example if you leave a little margin in MobiPocket or Kindle reader, and thouch in the margin, you can turn the pages that way.
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Both the Kindle and Nook "for PC" apps support touch. See Kindle4PC and Nook4PC on a touchscreen (video).
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Thanks for that Wallcraft, I got out my T91 and tried the Kindle app, and the gestures do in fact work for page turning. I didn't know that.
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I use FBReader, Kindle, and Nook. I think the Nook reader is the coolest of the bunch, but it sure is short on customizations.
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With my Toshiba tablet, there is a small control stick on the edge of the screen, and I can use readers like Mobipocket and MSReader - which are useless with touch. Ross |
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