jclarkacs
June 14th, 2006, 12:33 PM
Currently I am testing FoxIT to be utilzed for consistant long periods of times. An abnormally large portion of the folks I am testing this with are subject to seizure disorder from quickly falshing objects.
FoxIT is an astoundingly good program. However, it does have one flaw I have identified that I do not see mention of anywhere else. It has a fairly significant blink effect when a PDF file is opened. IT is extremly noticable inside an internet browser such as Internet Explorer. While most other aspects of this program are wonderful, this aspect would keep me from allowing most of the folks Im testing with to use it.
I am not a programer so I am not sure how to refer to this. We see it quite a bit in my company. Our developers even have to rework our internal applications to keep this from occuring.
Is this a consideration the developers here would be interested in tackling? If so would have to wait for a future release or would it be something significant enough to warrant some effort in BETA2?
If I found a high quality way to capture it on video would you like to see it?
FoxIT is an astoundingly good program. However, it does have one flaw I have identified that I do not see mention of anywhere else. It has a fairly significant blink effect when a PDF file is opened. IT is extremly noticable inside an internet browser such as Internet Explorer. While most other aspects of this program are wonderful, this aspect would keep me from allowing most of the folks Im testing with to use it.
I am not a programer so I am not sure how to refer to this. We see it quite a bit in my company. Our developers even have to rework our internal applications to keep this from occuring.
Is this a consideration the developers here would be interested in tackling? If so would have to wait for a future release or would it be something significant enough to warrant some effort in BETA2?
If I found a high quality way to capture it on video would you like to see it?