Why can't I use unpinch to increase the size of content in Logos on tablet?

David Paul
David Paul Member Posts: 6,003 ✭✭✭
edited November 21 in English Forum

I frequently find myself trying to spread the screen to increase the image size in Logos, even though I know it doesn't work. But why doesn't it? There are times when I would like to increase the screen image to make my note icons larger so I can choose them easier when I have more than one at a given spot. I have tapped one icon and made changes only to realize later that I had tapped the adjacent icon and I have now made unwanted alterations to the wrong note.

Does anyone else feel that this common screen-resizing option should be available in the Mobile app?

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  • DMB
    DMB Member Posts: 3,087

    Oh. So, you don't think the current way might be less than enjoyable:

    1. Click on screen area to bring up menus.

    2. Try to remember where they put the Aa menu item (oops, not the hamburger ... dots menu)

    3. Scroll down (especially if split-vertical)

    4. Select Aa

    5. Try to maneuver horizontal scroll vs size back and forth (vs simple click bigger or smaller 'A')

    6. Close menus (3 more taps).

    Ok, now where were we? Oh, yes ...

  • David Paul
    David Paul Member Posts: 6,003 ✭✭✭
    https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1177397#Comment_1177397

    Yes...low-grade misery, and all the more so since I would usually only want to have the increased magnification for a short period of time. With spread and pinch the desired effects are nearly instantaneous. As you demonstrated, the current scheme is too tedious to seriously contemplate.

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