09-30-2024, 06:31 AM
1) I'm assuming you are talking about the quick action box. Just go to Settings->Touch & Pedal Settings->Touch Actions and switch the Quick Action Box to "Disabled".
2) MobileSheets is a library management tool - not just a PDF viewer. You can always just temporarily open the file in any other PDF viewer on the device if needed.
3) As far as annotations, I'm not really understanding what you are asking for. If you annotate the score and want those annotations exported, you can either use Share->Export Files, or you can embed the annotations permanently in the annotations editor and then just share the original PDF from the storage location. Being able to export only a specific set of pages is something I do plan on adding at some point, but it's a little tedious because then the user has to know exactly what pages they are wanting to export, which is hard to know if they don't have a preview, requiring a completely different kind of UI more akin to a print preview. It's better to just make a copy of the song, change the page order to the pages you want, export that, and then delete the copy.
4) I've always prioritized functionality over aesthetics. I'm just a single developer managing everything, so if I'm focused on trying to make the app pretty, then I'm not focused on delivering new features people are asking for. I do plan to have an update that focuses on improving the aesthetics (i.e. switching to Material Design 3 as mentioned elsewhere on the forum), but for now, I'm trying to finish giving users features they are asking for first. Sometimes improving the aesthetics diminishes the functionality if settings now require more taps to get to, for example. If improving the UI is actually going to make the app better in some ways, then I'm always all for that, but just making it look nicer only matters for the initial impression people get. Once you get used to using the app, you care very little about the aesthetics after a while, and care much more about the app doing the things you need. That's my take anyways. I know appearance matters a great deal to some people and they won't use an app that looks outdated graphically.
Mike
2) MobileSheets is a library management tool - not just a PDF viewer. You can always just temporarily open the file in any other PDF viewer on the device if needed.
3) As far as annotations, I'm not really understanding what you are asking for. If you annotate the score and want those annotations exported, you can either use Share->Export Files, or you can embed the annotations permanently in the annotations editor and then just share the original PDF from the storage location. Being able to export only a specific set of pages is something I do plan on adding at some point, but it's a little tedious because then the user has to know exactly what pages they are wanting to export, which is hard to know if they don't have a preview, requiring a completely different kind of UI more akin to a print preview. It's better to just make a copy of the song, change the page order to the pages you want, export that, and then delete the copy.
4) I've always prioritized functionality over aesthetics. I'm just a single developer managing everything, so if I'm focused on trying to make the app pretty, then I'm not focused on delivering new features people are asking for. I do plan to have an update that focuses on improving the aesthetics (i.e. switching to Material Design 3 as mentioned elsewhere on the forum), but for now, I'm trying to finish giving users features they are asking for first. Sometimes improving the aesthetics diminishes the functionality if settings now require more taps to get to, for example. If improving the UI is actually going to make the app better in some ways, then I'm always all for that, but just making it look nicer only matters for the initial impression people get. Once you get used to using the app, you care very little about the aesthetics after a while, and care much more about the app doing the things you need. That's my take anyways. I know appearance matters a great deal to some people and they won't use an app that looks outdated graphically.
Mike