in the
command bar to close the current document and return to the
document list view.
For information on navigating through a
document, see navigation.
This page has information about the
the commands available in the menu and the command bar.
Use the Document List button in the
command bar to close the current document and return to the
document list view.
For information on navigating through a
document, see navigation.
The read view menu has the following sub-menus:
The Sizing section has the following fields:
Please note the following:
If the document does not specify its encoding, you can manually specify the encoding of the document's text from the following supported encodings:
For a document that does not specify its encoding, iSilo™ assumes the windows-1252 Western European encoding. Only documents in iSilo™ 4.x document format have the ability to specify their own encoding, which would have been specified at conversion time.
If the document does specify its encoding, then this field shows Document Specified and you can not manually specify a different encoding. You can determine the document's encoding through the Document Information dialog.
Note that proper support for the display of text in the chosen encoding is necessary from the operating system or a third party program that adds such support in order for iSilo™ to display the text. Most systems support at least the windows-1252 Western European encoding.
Please note the following:
Creating a new color theme
To create a new color theme, follow these steps:
Modifying a color theme
To modify a color theme, tap its name in the list, then follow these steps:
Deleting a color theme The content area of the screen is dividied into 25 regions
using a 5x5 evenly spaced grid. Each region except for the
center region can be assigned an action to perform when that region
is tapped. The center region is reserved for future use.
The action to perform for a given region can be different
for each of the three types of taps: single-tap, double-tap,
triple-tap.
To enable the use of tap actions, set Enable Tap
Actions to ON. To disable the use of tap actions,
set Enable Tap Actions to OFF.
To assign an action to a region in the Tap Actions screen,
first select whether you want to assign the action to a
Single, Double, or Triple tap of the region.
Next, tap the region to which you want to assign the action
to get the Tap Action list. You can select from the
following actions:
Notes:
To delete a color theme, swipe the color theme row either from right
to left or from left to right. You can then confirm that you want
to delete the color theme by tapping Delete or you can
tap Cancel to not delete the color theme.
Tap Actions
Use the Tap Actions options to assign or edit the
actions to perform when tapping regions of the screen while
viewing a document.
Copy
Use Copy on the Edit sub-menu to select one of the following
to copy text from the document to the clipboard:
Copy Entire Screen
Use Copy Entire Screen in the Copy dialog
to copy the entire text
currently displayed on the screen to the clipboard.
If the document has been set to prevent copy to clipboard
operations, then using this command presents a message
stating that fact and no text is copied.
Copy Entire Page
Use Copy Entire Page in the Copy dialog
to copy the entire text
of the current page to the clipbard.
If the document has been set to prevent copy to clipboard
operations, then using this command presents a message
stating that fact and no text is copied.
Copy Entire Document
Use Copy Entire Document in the Copy dialog
to copy the entire text
of the current document to the clipboard.
If the document has been set to prevent copy to clipboard
operations, then using this command presents a message
stating that fact and no text is copied.
Marks
Use Marks on the menu to access the Marks sub-menu
that has the following commands:
Mark Location
Use Mark Location on the Marks sub-menu
to mark the current location using an
unnamed mark.
Only one unnamed mark can be set per document.
This contrasts with named bookmarks.
You can use the unnamed mark to easily mark the current location
and return to it at any time later.
While autoscrolling, you can set the autoscroll speed to any of 20 levels. To increase the speed, touch the content area of the screen and drag up. To decrease the speed, drag down. A drag distance equal to one sixteenth of the height of the content area changes the speed by one step. Each increment increases the speed by one third.
Performing any action other than increasing or decreasing the autoscroll speed stops autoscrolling. The easiest way to stop autoscrolling without performing any other action simultaneously is to tap the screen.
By default, autoscroll uses smooth scrolling. See Scroll options to change the autoscroll mode so that it scrolls a line at a time.
The command bar appears along the bottom of the screen overlaid on top of the document content. It automatically hides itself when it is not used for three seconds or more. If the command bar is hidden, tap on any inactive part along the bottom of the screen where the command bar would normally be. The command bar is always shown initially when a document is opened.
There are actually three command bars available. To access the next
command bar in sequence, tap the button with the ellipsis
.
The first command bar has the following buttons:
The second command bar has the following buttons:
The third command bar has the following buttons:
Document List
BookmarksTap Save to assign the bookmark. Swipe from right to left in the gesture area below the screen to dismiss the dialog without adding the bookmark.
If you add a bookmark and it has the same name as an existing bookmark in the document, iSilo™ asks whether you want to replace the existing bookmark. Tap Yes to replace the existing bookmark with the new location. Tap No to not replace the existing bookmark.
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