Yadabyte TomeRaider v3.62.Beta
Requirements: Pocket PC 2003, 2003 SE, WM5
Overview: Now you can carry an entire encyclopedia on your Pocket PC device. Only TomeRaider 3 can handle super-large reference works like the entire Wikipedia (2GB+) on your PPC. There are thousands of FREE dictionaries, movie guides, bibles, novels and more in TomeRaider format. TomeRaider can search through megabytes of text in an instant on your Pocket PC.
I don't know what they changed exactly, but now you have three different choices for the UI.
Introducing the new TomeRaider 3.5 Pocket PC Beta
Last summer we released a new version of TomeRaider that had a very innovative new interface. We took out the toolbar and made the scrollbar do all the work. In terms of design ergonomics is was state, but, it seems, that people didn't like the way it looked so bland. And you know, with hindsight, they are right.
So we went back to the drawing screen and now are happy to announce the all new redesigned TomeRaider 3.5, available first for Pocket PC and WM5.
Really we should call this TomeRaider 4 but we like the TR3 icon too much and don’t want to confuse by naming, or not naming, .tr3 files to .tr4 files.
With TomeRaider 3.5 we have simplified the interface at the front and made good use of Drop up menus and scroll lists – in this version you should never need to leave the page view.
What's new:
* Total Interface rewrite. We have come up with what we think is the close to perfect interface for big file browsing. It still works great on smaller ebooks but on the 1.3 million entry Wikipedia or the IMDB TR3 file it really shines.
* Aesthetic Improvements. The last version worked well but nobody liked it stark UI. We are back to pretty with 3.5.
* In page index list. This is a huge advance. No more zipping back between page view and index view. You can now navigate the file from within the page using the pop up index list.
* Elastic Scroll bar. This is like in Picassia, it works really well on large files. There is no point having a traditional scroll bar when you have a million plus entries because one pixel equates to tens of thousands of entries.
* In page find. Sadly missing from the last versions you can now jump to any page just by typing the name. This was in version 1 and 2 of TomeRaider and its reintroduction changes the app quite significantly.
* Much better ergonomics. Try it, you will see what we mean.
* In page history view. Like the in page index list ect.
Introducing the new TomeRaider 3.5 Pocket PC Beta
Last summer we released a new version of TomeRaider that had a very innovative new interface. We took out the toolbar and made the scrollbar do all the work. In terms of design ergonomics is was state, but, it seems, that people didn't like the way it looked so bland. And you know, with hindsight, they are right.
So we went back to the drawing screen and now are happy to announce the all new redesigned TomeRaider 3.5, available first for Pocket PC and WM5.
Really we should call this TomeRaider 4 but we like the TR3 icon too much and don’t want to confuse by naming, or not naming, .tr3 files to .tr4 files.
With TomeRaider 3.5 we have simplified the interface at the front and made good use of Drop up menus and scroll lists – in this version you should never need to leave the page view.
What's new:
* Total Interface rewrite. We have come up with what we think is the close to perfect interface for big file browsing. It still works great on smaller ebooks but on the 1.3 million entry Wikipedia or the IMDB TR3 file it really shines.
* Aesthetic Improvements. The last version worked well but nobody liked it stark UI. We are back to pretty with 3.5.
* In page index list. This is a huge advance. No more zipping back between page view and index view. You can now navigate the file from within the page using the pop up index list.
* Elastic Scroll bar. This is like in Picassia, it works really well on large files. There is no point having a traditional scroll bar when you have a million plus entries because one pixel equates to tens of thousands of entries.
* In page find. Sadly missing from the last versions you can now jump to any page just by typing the name. This was in version 1 and 2 of TomeRaider and its reintroduction changes the app quite significantly.
* Much better ergonomics. Try it, you will see what we mean.
* In page history view. Like the in page index list ect.
Code:
http://**not allowed**.com/files/95941237/Yadabyte.TomeRaider.v3.62.Beta.XScale.WM2003.WM5.Incl.Key_gen.Ptch_SyMPDA.rar