Michael Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Things I'm considering to remove, > - The Read/Unread status indicator in Details.
When using it for news sites, this can be important - it indicates that you've started reading a channel, but didn't want to delete it yet (perhaps because you didn't finish). More useful than bookmarks. > - Click sound for links (could be made the default action > and then it is up to the user to turn off the sound if > they find it "annoying".) How to turn it off? If you mean "turn off system sounds in general preferences" then OK. If you mean turn off all sound or application sound ... not OK. Wanting to hear an alarm does mean I want a bunch of beeps everytime I touch the screen. > Things that could be made into compile time options ... > This doesn't mean there is something wrong with these features, just > that it would be nice if it was possible to compile a "viewer light" > version (e.g. for PalmOS2 devices.) As Adam said, getting rid of resources would probably be the biggest gain. How about a "base" resource file and one (or more) extended resource files that get checked first, if they exist. multi-bit icons and foreign languages can go in extension resource files, since they aren't required. This would also solve the lagging translation problem, since an untranslated resource would default back to the base. In newer palmOS, this can be done with an overlay, but it might be reasonable to simulate even with older PalmOS. > I'm still not convinced about the "Force default text colors"; as I > said in the bug report I don't think it is a viewer "problem" (the > parser should create readable documents) This is important if you ever read content on a device other than the one it was created for. (If you read beamed or preplucked content, or get a new device, or don't customize everything...) It is also important if you read news sites, since they will occasionally change their style for the worse - and by the time you realize this, you are no longer at your desktop. -jJ _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
