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Re: iPad 3
Mike, I don't know if you want to extract this OCR conversation and create a new thread or put it in a more appropriate thread so perhaps more people will weigh in on the issue.
I really like the potential workflow the resize button allows: read what is recognized when the whole page is OCR'd, then zoom in on a problem area and hit the resize button to try scanning just that section without a lot of fiddling with corner handles (which are great for precision positioning).
Mike, I don't know if you want to extract this OCR conversation and create a new thread or put it in a more appropriate thread so perhaps more people will weigh in on the issue.
OK; so there's not some waiting done by the system to make sure a tap isn't really part of a two-finger tap or a pinch zoom isn't a two-finger tap? Great.mikelove said:I'm not quite sure how it would hurt responsiveness - all we do is register with the system to detect two-tap gestures and do something differently when we actually do detect one of them. Nothing will change if there's only one finger on the screen.
You can certainly put it somewhere else, but that particular idea of radioman's is quite good and worth making available. Personally I find many of Pleco's icons opaque as to meaning, so I wouldn't stress about this particular one. You might want to adopt the practice of some recent iPad apps and have tooltips appear for all the icons whenever the fan is pressed.The problem is that if we put it in the picture menu not enough people are going to find it (unless we can come up with a very obvious icon for "center box on screen," maybe a zooming box icon or something). Then again, the same could be said for a two-finger gesture, but once we're dealing with that barrier anyway it makes sense to make it as easy to invoke as possible for people who do discover it.
OK, though that only helps when that area is visible, so if prioritizing I would go with the resize to view button first.No, I'm talking about one that's permanently positioned (say) 20 pixels above the top left corner of the box - you drag it around and the box moves with it.
I really like the potential workflow the resize button allows: read what is recognized when the whole page is OCR'd, then zoom in on a problem area and hit the resize button to try scanning just that section without a lot of fiddling with corner handles (which are great for precision positioning).