I'm trying to look at a bus schedule table with wide timetables and I'm
having a couple of problems:
1.) The plucker viewer wraps these at the Palm screen edge, which makes
the tables unreadable.
2.) The bus route images are too tiny / coarsely subsampled to read.
Is there built-in way to fix these things?
If not, one fix I can think of is to allow the user to specifiy a
"virtual screen width": text would only wrap if the virtual screen
width is exceeded; to see the stuff going off of the right hand side,
you'd use a horizontal scroll bar. Seems like it would be nice to set
the width on the viewer itself.
A virtual screen width would also solve the image problem, although I
suppose that would require storing images with less compression.
Perhaps, a database builder option would allow you to set the maximum
image width (anything bigger would be decimated to this width). The
virtual screen width setting on the viewer would then allow you to zoom.
Scott
