Zooming while surfing?

[caubeck]

Hi,

I am new to this particular aspect of PPC use so bear with me if I don't phrase this correctly.

I use World Off Line to carry whole webpages in my pocket. The saved pages open in the usual internet browser in WM2003 (I have an ipaq 1935) and I often use NYDITOT to read the pages in landscape mode. No worries there, I love both applications.

What frustrates me is that I cannot zoom into maps or photos using the built-in internet browser. I have tried using various "magnifying glass" applications but I find them a little clumsy. I could also increase the size of the images using NYDITOT but that's laborious, too.

What do others use to zoom into pages while surfing the net?

[surur]

I understand your problem, but zooming into pictures on a web page is difficult even on windows desktop. With pocketplus you can save the pictures and use the Album app to view and zoom the pictures.

Surur

[Menneisyys]

Yes, do what Surur said, with the following additions:

1, if you use PIE for browsing, switch off View/Fit to screen temporarily while browsing the given page. Then, you'll be able to see the image 1:1. After doing this, switch back View/Fit to screen so that the text is (to a certain degree) fit to the screen.

2, if you use any of the PIE plug-ins (including ftxPBrowser) or NetFront (but not with ThunderHawk/Minimo 007), you can save the images for further viewing/zooming into. For this, use, for example, Resco Picture Viewer, XnView or PQV (Album is only present in Fujitsu-Siemens devices), they are all decent image viewers, XnView (http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/index.php?action=expand,40951&/a_quick_review_of_xnview_pocket_1.31.htm) even being free.