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On Monday 13 November 2006 15:49, Pino Toscano wrote:
> Alle 23:14, luned=C3=AC 13 novembre 2006, Aaron J. Seigo ha scritto:
> > ligature has a few nice little advantages: the "read page" nav feature =
is
> > nice
>
> If you are referring to the page autoscolling, then okular has the same.
> Just use Shift+Up or Down to activate it.

no... in ligature when you press the spacebar it activates the "read docume=
nt=20
forward" action; this causes the document to smooth scroll so that the last=
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content in the view is now at the top of view. but the real nice thing here=
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is that it draws a red line on the document at this end point so your eyes=
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have something to track as it moves up. makes the scrolling/moving so much=
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easier to visually track.

> > ligature supports G3 fax and djvu files which okular doesn't,
>
> We support DjVu files too, although we can't extract text yet, but we can
> read DjVu annotations.

ah, didn't see it in my list of supported files in okular, though ligature=
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shows it in its list. (both compiled from source of course =3D)

p.s. when is "Open Recent" going to be replaced with just "Open" on the=20
toolbar? =3D)

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Aaron J. Seigo
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