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N.A.N.Y. 2020 / Re: NANY 2020 Release - Android App - DiscussionList
« Last post by mouser on October 20, 2019, 12:44 PM »I'm happy to add more question sets if anyone here wants to write some original ones.
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to really answer some of these questions could take a long time (or is that just me ;-)Oh yeah when we go for our weekly walk, it's lots of meandering discussion around each question so it can take hours to get through them all if we are in a talkative mood and on a long walk. That's why I worked hard to make it so the app remembers where you were and doesn't change the order of questions if you come back to it even days later.
an indication that there is a note related to current item
PS you could add the beta link to the OP, make it easier to find, on a phone at any rateDone.
Could also be used like your popup quotes (or what do you think?), could the lists for that be used here?
Edit: When scrolling on the image itself, SC only zooms out but doesn't zoom in.That's very odd -- this is a core feature of SC, to zoom with mouse wheel.. It should zoom in and out.
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would be to add a time stamped highlights/notes section for each question that is added.