This isn’t so much a progress update as it is a quick demo of some of the user interface features of the upcoming PocketBible 3 for Windows.
Recently I got an email from a PocketBible user who didn’t like something about how the current Windows version of PocketBible worked. He was hoping it was not to late to ask for it to be fixed in the new version that we’re working on. I was able to reassure him that the new version won’t work anything like the version he was using. I wanted to send him a link to a video to demonstrate the feature, but while searching past updates it surprised me to find I hadn’t done one of these for a while.
So here’s a very fast tour through the app that touches a lot of different features and is meant mainly to reassure you that you’ll be able to resize the text (a flaw in both the current Windows Desktop and Windows Store versions of PocketBible) and that the toolbar will stay visible all the time (you PocketBible for Windows Store users will know what I’m talking about).
I appreciate the overview. Out of curiosity, will there be touch-friendly options for tablet-PC type machines (Surface and such)?
Overall it looks pretty polished and quite fast. I’m impressed and I know there’s a _lot_ of work that we don’t see going into this product.
That’s incredible! No, it’s not perfect, but WOW is it in great shape. The thoughtfulness you have applied – with today’s devotional switching layouts, for instance – indicates the deep love you have for the product – and for your customers. Thank you in advance.
Looks great, can’t wait for the beta. Thanks for really caring about this.
Thanks so much for the update! I have a quick question. Will this new version of Windows PocketBible allow highlighting of books other than the Bible?
This is looking really positive! A worthy successor to previous Windows versions. I do use touch screens a lot, glad to hear touch friendly.
Looking great, but what a tease! I hope my very old PC can run it as fast as that Mac. I am curious, are you left handed? I ask because you state that the study pane is supposed to be on the left. When I had an android tablet, those resources were on the right, on my currently very old (all of my hardware is now old) iPad it is on the right, on my Windows for Desktop it is on the right. I was so relieved when you showed the ability to put it on the “right” side! LOL