Originally Posted by Paladin:
I am curious what the top bar is about. Can we turn that off? I don't see the need for it overall. I would rather see just the bottom one when I am not in full screen mode.
The top bar shows file and position information and allows navigation between files. Since the full screen mode removes it, I see no problem leaving it up when not in full screen mode. Possibly I may add a setting to remove it at some point.
Originally Posted by Paladin:
It seems that the Files' are interfering with the overall percentage displayed. It resets the percentage when it goes to the next file. Basically it is not displaying the books percent as it should. 
When I navigate between files, the percentage calculates correctly. Are you saying it ALWAYS says "1%" at the top of a file and "100%" at the bottom of a file? That is not the experience that I am having.
Originally Posted by Paladin:
Also when I touch the % I have to choose something or it won't let me back to my book. I am using a converted to .txt book (Same one I sent you)
When I press the percentage button, and the go to dialog displays, the back gesture removes it without making a selection just fine. Does that not work for you?
Originally Posted by Paladin:
Please add the ability to remove books from the Library by swiping them to the side per WebOS standards. Please make it need a confirmation as well
I'll certainly put that on my list of suggestions as something to consider.
Originally Posted by Paladin:
While scanning for new books it is hard to tell what is what due to the limits of text length.
Basically I cannot see the entire text file name to tell which one it is I want. Can you word wrap it and/or add the ability to do it from landscape mode?
I already have my Ebooks in various folders. Is there a way it can simply show a listing of my folders then allow me to navigate down through them? It does not have to load all of the books of course, until I select them, but I basically want to be able to add/remove books from these folders, run your program and see them all nice, neat and organized. Then I can simply select one to pre-load. Maybe put a * next to the names of the ones I have "loaded"
I just like folders and organization of my books. it is also kind of a pain to select them all one-at-a-time just to see them. I guess I just want o see them all right off the bat somehow.
The FilePicker is not my widget, it is Palm's. Unfortunately, it is the only method of accessing files, and I cannot control how it does it. Sorry.