Sentences with phrase «column page mode»

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This is an interesting mix with the iBook's landscape mode, that simulates the book with greater consistency than the Kindle, as it displays the two columns of texts as if it were an open page with a separate verso and recto.

As a comparison, the newest Kindle Paperwhite can not handle this in its column zoom mode, it tries to fit the image to the page which breaks the column layout, and you have to start over from the beginning.

There aren't any zooming or cropping features and landscape mode inexplicably shows the entire page but only on half the screen, so the app is pretty much only useful for PDF reflow, which works well for PDFs that are text only with no images, columns, or complex formatting.

To avoid losing the zoom, if I lock it then the 2 - Column mode gets lost when I go to the next page.

So basically the bug is that if I have zoomed in the 2 - Column Split page mode, when I go to the next page the zoom and the 2 - Column mode are lost.

Another bug I noticed is that if I custom zoom and lock the zoom in the 2 - Column Split page mode, the 2 - Column split mode gets confused when I go to the next page.

On the plus side, page navigation is pretty good, with a scrollable thumbnail view of the pages along the bottom that pops up when you use it, and the «article reader» mode, which formats the text of an individual article into a single, easily - readable column with adjustable text, is a must - have feature.

When you open your book, you will find a single - column reading view in landscape mode, which I prefer to the two - column or «page» format that most of the other apps employ.

The only real negative I can find with the various zooming options is that there isn't a column mode like with PocketBook's ereaders and the Sony Readers, which both will go from the bottom left corner of a page to the upper right for the next column, whereas the Icarus Excel just continues to page down, requiring one to manually use the stylus or the nav controller to pan to the top right for the next column.

For some reason the latest Amazon Kindle and Kobo eBook apps, on the other hand, only offer single column views — which look kind of funny when you're holding the tablet in landscape mode because there are either huge margins on the left and right sides of pages (Kindle), or very long lines of text (Kobo).