2008-01-11 klockan 12:38 skrev Roderich Schupp: > On Jan 10, 2008 12:39 PM, András Soltész <soltesz andras gmail com> wrote: > > - A setting that would make paging without displaying the same text twice. > > When this is activated, only full lines would appear on the screen (no half > > lines at the bottom) and when the user pushes PgDn Evince would show only > > from the line which was not seen previously. This is very important for > > continuous reading because with the current PgDn method (overlapping) it is > > very tiresome to find the line you were reading after you pushed PgDn. If > > the next view starts with only the yet read line, you don't need to find > > anything, you can be sure that what you see at the top of the screen is the > > next line you want to read. > > The classic Postscript/PDF vewer gv (http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/gv) > had an interesting feature (search for scrollingEyeGuide in the docs): > > ...scrolling via the keyboard causes a temporary border to be drawn > around the previously visible area of the page > > The "border" normally boils down to a line showing where the lower edge > (when scrolling down) of the previous visible area was, visible for about > 1 second after the scroll. Worked nicely for me to show where to focus > to continue reading. You might be interested in http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170871 which is about exactly the feature you're describing (even fancier)... ;) mvrgr, Wouter -- :wq mail uws xs4all nl web http://uwstopia.nl why do black flies just live for one day? -- green lizard
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