I have just tried using iBooks for the first time as well. I know this may
seem like a sort of basic suggestion, but the first time I opened iBooks, I had
the same problem. I closed and reopened the app, and now the problem has gone
away. You might give that a try.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 7, 2
I have just tried using iBooks for the first time, so I need to add a couple
things to my library. You might want to try trashing all preferences that start
with com.apple.ibooks and see if that helps.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Feb 6, 2016, at 04:13, David Griffith wrote:
>
> Ever sinc
On Windows I use QRead and as far as I can tell preserves structure fine
for the purposes I have used it for.
Control H will bring up a navigable list of headings in any book or
magazine and this is my main method of navigation.
I will put it on my VM Ware Fusion image of Win 7 as a mac alterna
Yes, clean installs are best done clean. It’s a pain, but it’s always worth
doing the clean part. There will be corrupt preferences and long-dead traces
of previous crashes or other problems that would be swept up by simply cloning
the Library folders.
>From what you’re saying, though, it sou
Yes this is what is happening with me but based on this feedback I may
have to do an ultra clean install.
The problem may be that after the install I migrated my apps and
settings across to the new install from Time machine as it is a real
pain retrieving and entering all the non app store ap
Although I think iBooks for Mac is really quite horrible, an unfinished
counterpart to its far-superior iOS version, I didn’t have any trouble using
it. Once you interact with the scroll area, you can stay interacted with it,
and even continuous read, and it will plough through the book, overco
