Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Repligo 2.0 For Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Smartphone Released
Posted by Ed Hansberry in "SOFTWARE" @ 12:00 PM
http://www.cerience.com/pages/news/032404.htm
I've been a Repligo fan since it came out in early 2003. Release 2.0 takes it to the next level with tons of new features. The only feature I wanted and don't see is when reading reflowed text, images are stripped out, which is fine, but I'd like to see a marker telling me there is an image there that has been suppressed. I could then switch to normal mode and see the image. Maybe Repligo 3.0. :?
Repligo 2 showing the full overview and text reflow of the same document.
It is $29.99 for the full version that allows you to create your own Repligo documents from within any application that is capable of printing. Owners of Repligo 1.0 can upgrade for half price. As always, Repligo Viewers only are free. There is a fully functional 14 day trial available.
New features include:
• Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition support. Brilliant, high resolution display of documents on Pocket PCs and Smartphones with VGA and QVGA screens. The Pocket PC version is compatible with devices that dynamically switch between portrait and landscape orientations.
• New bookmark, comment and hyperlink features. Automatic conversion of bookmarks, comments and hyperlinks from popular desktop formats like Microsoft® Office and Adobe® PDF documents. Additionally, users can add personal bookmarks, notes and highlight text.
• New text capabilities. Unicode support allows for text searching, making it effortless to find information. Copying text to the clipboard is also supported.
• Higher quality graphics. New capabilities allow images to retain their full 24-bit quality, providing more clarity and greater detail.
• New printing capabilities. The Smartphone version now supports full color, infrared printing of documents to compatible HP printers. This feature is already available in the Pocket PC version.
• Flexible file synchronization. New features allow for direct saving of documents to memory cards or other folders on the device.
• Enhanced Internet Explorer Integration. New conversion preview and automatic scaling features allow translation of Web pages with ease and accuracy.
• All new Windows Viewer. The new Windows Viewer enables convenient reference and annotation on the desktop while remaining completely portable to any supported mobile device.
Note that some of these new features, like bookmarks, will not work on Repligo files created with 1.x. You'll need to regenerate the file. It would be nice if there was a desktop converter that could do that for all of your Repligo 1.0 documents instead of having to go back and dig up old documents and/or web sites.
I've been a Repligo fan since it came out in early 2003. Release 2.0 takes it to the next level with tons of new features. The only feature I wanted and don't see is when reading reflowed text, images are stripped out, which is fine, but I'd like to see a marker telling me there is an image there that has been suppressed. I could then switch to normal mode and see the image. Maybe Repligo 3.0. :?
Repligo 2 showing the full overview and text reflow of the same document.
It is $29.99 for the full version that allows you to create your own Repligo documents from within any application that is capable of printing. Owners of Repligo 1.0 can upgrade for half price. As always, Repligo Viewers only are free. There is a fully functional 14 day trial available.
New features include:
• Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition support. Brilliant, high resolution display of documents on Pocket PCs and Smartphones with VGA and QVGA screens. The Pocket PC version is compatible with devices that dynamically switch between portrait and landscape orientations.
• New bookmark, comment and hyperlink features. Automatic conversion of bookmarks, comments and hyperlinks from popular desktop formats like Microsoft® Office and Adobe® PDF documents. Additionally, users can add personal bookmarks, notes and highlight text.
• New text capabilities. Unicode support allows for text searching, making it effortless to find information. Copying text to the clipboard is also supported.
• Higher quality graphics. New capabilities allow images to retain their full 24-bit quality, providing more clarity and greater detail.
• New printing capabilities. The Smartphone version now supports full color, infrared printing of documents to compatible HP printers. This feature is already available in the Pocket PC version.
• Flexible file synchronization. New features allow for direct saving of documents to memory cards or other folders on the device.
• Enhanced Internet Explorer Integration. New conversion preview and automatic scaling features allow translation of Web pages with ease and accuracy.
• All new Windows Viewer. The new Windows Viewer enables convenient reference and annotation on the desktop while remaining completely portable to any supported mobile device.
Note that some of these new features, like bookmarks, will not work on Repligo files created with 1.x. You'll need to regenerate the file. It would be nice if there was a desktop converter that could do that for all of your Repligo 1.0 documents instead of having to go back and dig up old documents and/or web sites.
