Hi, ext Daniel M German wrote: > ** Make the screen of a harder material (perhaps glass like the iphone). I have light > scratches on it already. There's plastic film on top of the screen. If you haven't removed this, the scratches are in this film, not the actual screen surface. (there's small piece of folio on the lower left corner which makes removing the film easier. I just removed the folio piece from the film and left it to protect the screen.) > ** PDF reader. Allow me to open more than one document at the same time. PDFs can use a lot of memory. D-BUS makes sure that there's only one service (application) launched/running at the time, but if you start applications directly without D-BUS, you can have multiple ones running. Just try running following twice in Xterm: run-standalone.sh /usr/bin/maemo-summoner /usr/bin/osso_pdfviewer.launch & If you want something like this runnable from the Task Navigator application menu, copy this file to another name in the same directory (as root): /usr/share/applications/hildon/osso_pdfviewer.desktop Remove the "X-Osso-Service" line from the new file and replace the Exec line with something like this: Exec=/usr/bin/maemo-summoner /usr/bin/osso_pdfviewer.launch (This is untested, but should work in principle.) > ** Web browser: it needs cut-and-paste > > ** Nokia's Image browser "Images". It is a pain to zoom-in and scroll > the image. I was trying to view a subway map with it and it was a > total pain. When one changes to fullscreen the image gets resized > automatically. In my opinion the image browser should behave more > like the web browser, allowing to pan around the image with the > stylus. (how to do this was already explained, I think it might be even mentioned in the PDF user guide?) > *** Support for different font sizes. Where? - Eero
