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3.2.1 Preferences

Figure 3.4: The Preferences.

In the Preference dialog you can set several different options to change the way the viewer works.

Enable strike-through
  By enabling this option an strike-through will be added to all visited links making it easier to see what links you have already visited.

Enable underline tags
  By enabling this option all links will be indicated with a dotted line and the solid line will instead be used for the HTML underline tag.

Click sound for links
  If you don't want a click sound when you tap on a link then disable this option.

Manual update of document list
  On some devices it can be a very slow process to update the document list and this option makes it possible to turn off the automatically update of the list and instead you have to update the list manually using a menu option in the Document Library refsec:DBMgr.

  NOTE: This will give the result that new documents will not turn up in the list and that documents removed using an external tool still will be included in the list. A manual update of the list will fix that, though.

Command Toolbar Button
  On a device running Palm OS 3.5 or later you can set one of the buttons for the command toolbar. Has no effect for other versions of Palm OS.

Screen depth
  Depending on the Palm model you can set different default screen depths.

  When the screen depth is lower than the bit depth of images in a page the viewer will display [img Nbpp], where N is the depth of the image. If the device can support that bit depth, you can change the screen depth to see the image.

  Hint: The pages scroll faster when the device is using its default bit depth, so it is recommended to only use a different bit depth when necessary.

Scrollbar
  You can have either a left scrollbar, a right scrollbar or no scrollbar.

Toolbar
  You can have the toolbar at the top or bottom of the page, or no toolbar at all.

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