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SonWon wrote
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Go to Gen 1:1 now page scroll, now slowly drag down so you can see
verse 7 again. I have two verse 8's? I have a duplicate verse for the
last verses on each first page. The rest of the verses look okay.<br>
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Verified: easy fix.<br>
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I'll post a bug later when I have more time.<br>
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Yes please do.<br>
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I just noticed something else if you goto Ps 119:62 then you have to
wait for the whole chapter to load before you see verse 62. This
behavior works this way whenever a goto in the middle of the chapter.
It negates the purpose of loading by screen if your trying to follow a
sermon.<br>
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This is true. I have not decided how to handle this part of demand
loading. It's tricky, very tricky.<br>
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Sorry for the negatives, I really think you are doing a great job with
SwordReader.<br>
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Also how tolerant is the html control to different screen heights? I
see a need for a mini title across the top since the top of my PDA is
so busy there is no way to see the verse I am on. It should be a
configurable option of course.<br>
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Its very tolerant. Everything is based upon asking the OS for
screen/window sizes. That's why going from portrait to landscape mode
will be easy to re-implement.<br>
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And while I have your ear, where do we capture OS type, screen size,
etc. in the source code? If you know off the top of your head, else
I'll debug to find.<br>
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Screen size is queried in SRMainFrame::Init(). OS is never queried. <br>
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In Christ,<br>
David Trotz<br>
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