Sentences with phrase «page buttons work»

The physical page buttons work for scrolling too.

The page buttons work well and their placement makes it easy to rest a thumb on the page forward button while holding the reader comfortably one - handed.

Page buttons work for scrolling pages.

Third party apps work about the same on either, though it seems page buttons worked more often with the Boyue firmware.

The next page button works better in this app.

Not exact matches

also, i thought i should let you know that the home button at the top of the page is not working.

(it goes back to the wall, like it refreshes the page but the like button doesn't seem to work)

During the design process — before launch — test the front page of your website, your donation forms, email / volunteer signup forms and other critical pages on phones and tablets to make sure key fields and buttons show up and work as designed.

Hi Laura, I was going to share your post but none of the buttons at the top of your page work.

Please click the «Report» button below if the video on this page is not working properly.

If the rate - resource button on this page does not work, then go to your ratings page by clicking here www.tes.com/.../rate-resources...

Testing the navigation includes trying out the hyperlinks to verify that they redirect to the right site or page, as well as making sure that all buttons are in proper working order.

If the rate - resource button on this page doesn't work, then go to your ratings page by clicking tes.com/.../rate-resources.

A button doesn't work, or visual aids don't appear properly on the page.

All the links work as they should, and because embed codes conveniently appear in open boxes on the page, there is no need to hunt for hidden buttons.

If the rate - resource button on this page doesn't work, then go to your ratings page by clicking www.tes.com/…/rate-resources...

If the rate - resource button on this page does not work, then go to your ratings page by clicking here https://tes.com/.../rate-resources…

I also love the huge infotainment screen, but I'm not sure I like having to page through a screen or two to get to the seat heaters where a simple button on the dash would work just as well.

4 Set PDF file name and select PDF page size, 5 Click «Capture» button to start working, do touch computer when it is working.

The smaller page turning buttons work well, esp.

They do have page turn buttons sure, but it has been my experience with Android driven e-readers (by reviewing them all) that the page turn buttons work with the default e-reading app and select apps from the Android market.

I was not aware that the page turn buttons only worked with the default reading app.

Keep in mind with the max, that the page turn buttons only work with the default e-reading app, they don't work with any apps you download.

There is no scroll bar and the page down button on the keyboard won't work there.

This works well with kobo touch you don't need the front light contrary to what someone above said, you use the home button, but on the aura it causes flashing on every page turn hope I can restore it again!

The button on your Review Page will expand to provide a detailed explanation of how the program works for your visitors, which is simply to use the Contact link on your Review Page to send you a request for free copies of your book.

I can tap that region of the screen to flip pages, but the «menu button» (top right cornner) is not working.

Zoom, back, home, settings, and two page turn buttons are what you have to work with.

Another great feature is the physical page turn buttons working in conjunction with the touchscreen.

Even the Kindle Voyage «page turn buttons» don't work with gloves, because they're based on capacitive technology too,.

Luckily, it has manual page turn buttons that are compatible with the stock e-reader apps that are pre-installed on the e-reader, but the buttons do not work on popular apps such as Kindle, Kobo or Nook.

The Illumina has physical page turn buttons that work great with the stock e-reading app, but many of the Android apps you will install do not support these buttons.

But oddly the page sensor buttons do not work in landscape mode.

Also, if I heard right, the buttons for turning pages don't work for all reading apps.

The volume buttons don't change pages with the Kindle app, but work on the PB and Aldiko app.

Turning pages takes either a swipe on the screen or a button press, and both work well.

We very recently added this functionality to some of our static webpages on Outskirts Press (these buttons, or at least the analytics that result, don't work very well on dynamic pages of our site, apparently).

The Prime is more comfortable to hold and the page buttons are easily mappable so they work with 3rd party apps.

This is because the Galaxy Tab honey is expected to make its pan US appearance around June 17th, while others around the world will have to wait until the pre-order button starts working, which as of now isn't leading to a meaningful page.

Being able to hold the Touch with one hand and use the manual page turn buttons will appeal to people who commute to work every day.

That means since capacitive touch won't work underwater it would need physical buttons (or the page turn flex approach).

Once the touchscreen is disabled you will only be able to use the page turn buttons, however the gyroscope continues to work.

I'm working on posting reviews for the Android - powered InkBook Prime and InkBook Classic 2, and it turns out the Kindle app works pretty well on them, but it takes some work to get the page buttons setup and it's entirely not obvious unless you know exactly what to do.

I found that apps like Cool Reader and Moon Reader work really well after setting them up properly, and the inkBook's page buttons even work with both of those apps.

The page buttons even work with it.

But mainstream apps like Kindle and Kobo don't work very well, and the page buttons don't work with them either.

That being said, the inkBook still suffers from the same kind of issues that all Android ereaders suffer from: most 3rd party apps don't work well because they aren't designed for E Ink screens; battery life isn't as good as non-Android ereaders; the page buttons only work with a few apps; and the Android software is less - optimized than what you get on Kindles and Kobos, and it lacks some features that they offer.

Onyx also added the ability to force a full page screen refresh by holding down the menu button — it works fast and comes in handy when text gets fuzzy or the screen gets too messy with afterimages when using certain Android apps.

Hello Moges The «Buy Now» buttons work, on blog sites, but you must embed the code on the page.

If you turn on volume control in Kindle and turn on volume control in the icurus settings then the right and left page turn buttons work in the Kindle app and in many others.