Hi Karl, please enter this into our feature request tracker at sourceforge. We'll add it when we have the time.
mg am Freitag, 7. September 2007 um 15:24 schrieben Sie: > I hesitate to ask for much more in the way of new feature support, > considering that Troy has graciously reacted so well to my previous > agitation about a new release, but let me just put a bug in folks' ears > about the need for improvements to image support in Sword Project UIs. > Peter (refdoc) recently aimed me at a wonderful resource for some lovely > and useful image collections. As a result, I've recently created 6 or 7 > new all-image modules. They can be found on my repository. The Doré > Woodcuts are simply gorgeous; they're in two formats, one as a genbook > with simple hiearchical keys, and one in commentary format, > verse-range-keyed to the portions referred to by the images. Be aware > that these modules are huge -- 70Mbytes. Credit to Peter for doing the > legwork of creating the verse ranges I needed for the module import. > There is also a Lineage module, consisting of some amazingly useful > detail on the lineage of patriarchs and others. Plus there are a few > other smaller but still interesting and useful modules. These modules > are all in status combination of public domain, publicly available, or > copyrighted with permission for non-profit distribution. > One thing I see in reviews of Bible software is how much folks like to > see maps and photos, and this is my way of trying to contribute to more > of that kind of content. > One thing that I believe is important is image resizing. Many images > are much too large to fit even onto one's screen, much less into a > subwindow of a UI that's doing several things at once. GnomeSword takes > care of this with a preferences setting for auto-resizing, such that GS > will enforce height and width constraints on images so that they fit > proportionally within the containing subwindow. One can also then click > such an image, which induces GS to spawn an external viewer > (ImageMagick's "display") in order to view the image full-size. > I've asked DM as to the difficulty of doing something similar in > BibleDesktop; also, I am aware that BibleTime does images, but doesn't > offer resizing, which is a feature that I wish that crew would consider. > WinSword, of course, doesn't yet do images at all, and I really think it > needs the ability. > --karl > _______________________________________________ > sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org > http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel > Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
