On 28/01/02 18:37, "Ed Kummel" <tech_ed_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> AFAIK there is no newton application that will
> bookmark a book after it's been compiled. If the book
> was created in Newton Press, it has a built-in
> bookmarking system. Other compilers may or may not be
> the same.
> But I don't have the book and I do notice that it is
> available in TXT format, so I may be able to recreate
> the book in Newton Press format which will allow you
> to book mark it.
> The only app I know of that allows you to view images
> is a browser. Sorry, that's the only thing that will
> do this. Alternatly, you can create a newton book out
> of the image and use it that way.
> I'll have to look into that "Gotham" thing. Thanks.
> Ed
> web/gadget guru
> http://newton.tek-ed.com (download Newton packages)
> http://65.84.243.167 (my NPDS server)
Speaking of books, where is your book collection, Ed? I've went to the
Newton area on your web site, but couldn't find anything to take me to your
book packages page.
What am I missing?
-Laurent.
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