Lefteous
July 15th, 2005, 03:59 AM
I have a suggestion for your excellent PDF Viewer. Currently it's possible to view a PDF document
1) Single Page
2) Continuous
3) Continuous-Facing
4) Facing
Sometimes I get documents where two pages belong together and I want two see them at once (useful especially for widescreen displays). The problem is that currently only page with odd page number followed by a page with even page number can be viewed at once.
Here is my idea: Introduce a view mode which is similar to a book. Browsing a document works only from left to right (or vica versa). In consequence there is only a horizontal scrollbar for this new mode. It should work continuously.
An alternative could be to introduce an option to forward only one page when browsing a document in facing mode. Example: Pages 7 and 8 are shown. User presses next page button. Pages 8 and 9 are shown.
What do you think? Thanks in adavance!
1) Single Page
2) Continuous
3) Continuous-Facing
4) Facing
Sometimes I get documents where two pages belong together and I want two see them at once (useful especially for widescreen displays). The problem is that currently only page with odd page number followed by a page with even page number can be viewed at once.
Here is my idea: Introduce a view mode which is similar to a book. Browsing a document works only from left to right (or vica versa). In consequence there is only a horizontal scrollbar for this new mode. It should work continuously.
An alternative could be to introduce an option to forward only one page when browsing a document in facing mode. Example: Pages 7 and 8 are shown. User presses next page button. Pages 8 and 9 are shown.
What do you think? Thanks in adavance!