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I use calibre, an ebook manager which lets you perform this through the GUI, as well as through a script called ebook-convert.Sorry, I don't know when I will get the time to implement it. Also, it would be good advice not to rely on a calculator for the exam.
Also, you don't need to use the PRG file on OS 3.6. The ndless_resources.tns file from Ndless 3.9 that has Zehn support actually works on 3.1 and 3.6. Just replace your ndless_resources.tns with the one from 3.9, nPDF.tns should run. Unfortunately, this isn't well-documented.
QuoteAlso, you don't need to use the PRG file on OS 3.6. The ndless_resources.tns file from Ndless 3.9 that has Zehn support actually works on 3.1 and 3.6. Just replace your ndless_resources.tns with the one from 3.9, nPDF.tns should run. Unfortunately, this isn't well-documented.You can still use the PRG file, even if your ndless_resources supports Zehn. It will detect that automatically and load the Zehn part of the file directly.
Sorry, I was caught up with school work. I have uploaded nPDF 0.4 beta. Since you requested it, a build is included that supports EPUB and HTML. Also, you don't need to use the PRG file on OS 3.6. The ndless_resources.tns file from Ndless 3.9 that has Zehn support actually works on 3.1 and 3.6. Just replace your ndless_resources.tns with the one from 3.9, nPDF.tns should run. Unfortunately, this isn't well-documented.
You can still use the PRG file, even if your ndless_resources supports Zehn. It will detect that automatically and load the Zehn part of the file directly.
With nspire overclocked performances are radically improved : @234Mhz opening a document, zooming and scrolling is become fast and smooth, against stock frequency of 132Mhz I used before on Ndless 3.9The new version seems great : as you revealed into post #72 searching and the 3 scrolling modes will be the tidbits, but before rendering a file I was accountable myself as an option that show the current page number and if possible also than of first and last page would give more importance to 'go to page' function that uses CTRL+G because could help us finding a whole part inside the document from what we remembered of it.Do you think could be easy to implement?
Quote from: Vogtinator on December 08, 2015, 12:22:34 amYou can still use the PRG file, even if your ndless_resources supports Zehn. It will detect that automatically and load the Zehn part of the file directly.Yes, I know. Still, the Ndless 3.1 and 3.6 archives should be updated.Quote from: matteob92 on December 08, 2015, 10:15:54 amWith nspire overclocked performances are radically improved : @234Mhz opening a document, zooming and scrolling is become fast and smooth, against stock frequency of 132Mhz I used before on Ndless 3.9The new version seems great : as you revealed into post #72 searching and the 3 scrolling modes will be the tidbits, but before rendering a file I was accountable myself as an option that show the current page number and if possible also than of first and last page would give more importance to 'go to page' function that uses CTRL+G because could help us finding a whole part inside the document from what we remembered of it.Do you think could be easy to implement? I could add the first and last page shortcuts right now. Any suggestions for what they should be?
Quote from: Vogtinator on December 08, 2015, 12:22:34 amYou can still use the PRG file, even if your ndless_resources supports Zehn. It will detect that automatically and load the Zehn part of the file directly.Yes, I know. Still, the Ndless 3.1 and 3.6 archives should be updated.
I think we could call the shortcuts respectively 'prologue' and 'epilogue' using a literary key But I mean also show the number of current page riproduce to help the user surfing the PDF's tree!
Or even better, point to the same file, containing the current release with all installers.
Quote from: matteob92 on December 08, 2015, 03:35:17 pmI think we could call the shortcuts respectively 'prologue' and 'epilogue' using a literary key But I mean also show the number of current page riproduce to help the user surfing the PDF's tree!OK, but what do you think the actual keyboard shortcut should be?
@shaunny, I will take a look at the issue.Also, https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gonkulator
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Also lol i know this is like two years old, but a pdf viewer on calc is cool! I wonder if it will be possible on the monocrome calc
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