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MangaReader - Python Port
http://mangareader.sourceforge.net/
Last Updated on 2010-10-23

Under MIT License:

 Copyright (c) 2010 Joochul Park

 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
 obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation
 files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without
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 included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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Overview:
- It's an image viewer program tailored to be a manga viewer.
- Its usage is similar to OneManga's viewer and MangaFox's viewer.
- Uses keyboard shortcuts to move about the pages.
- Can adjust the viewing area's display size(zoom of the image).
- Can recursively read subdirectories and display all those who have
  valid image files to display.

Installation:
- Binary Zip File:
  + Unpack the binary zip file to a folder of your choice.
  + Start MangaReader.exe

- Source Code:
  + REQUIRES : Python 2.6
  + REQUIRES : wxPython 2.8
  + REQUIRES : PIL 1.1.6
  + Start MangaReader.py

Keyboard Controls:
- "O" key for Open Folder
- Left Arrow key for previous page (jump to previous chapter if 
  beginning of current chapter)
- Right Arrow key for next page (jump to next chapter if end of 
  current chapter)
- Spacebar for scroll down/next page (if scrolled all the way dow, 
  it'll jump to next page)
- "X" key to quit program
- "A" key to minimize program
- Click on Image for next page (if the image was resized since it was 
  bigger than allowed view area, then clicking on the image will make 
  the image be resized to fit the width of the view area (like for 
  2-page images) then it'll jump to next page on next click.)

Error Report:
- Error Output is redirected to MangaReader.log on same directory as 
  the program executable. When reporting errors, let me know the contents
  of that log file as well as what you were trying to do (i.e. directory
  structure of your manga files, file name attempting to view/read, etc)

History:
2010-10-23 (Python)
- Finally managed to compile it to 1 executable with py2exe.  Also had
  real life issues so couldn't spend much time into this so... after a
  whole 5 months later, I managed to get back into this and managed to
  compile it into an executable xD  Still.... 6MB @.@ ... ... ...
  Maybe I should try porting it to VC++...... might come out smaller...
  I hope?

2010-05-28 (Python)
- Ported program to Python. I think I ported most everything that the HTA
  App had. Main reason was that when it was reading lots of directories,
  the HTA App would give script timeout error, and it was annoying so...
  Also, this way, I can include more features than had I kept this as an
  HTA Application... or at least that's how I try to justify converting a
  61.6KB application to a 15MB one(binary, compiled with cx_Freeze)...
  *sigh*

2010-05-14 (HTA Application)
- Couple of bug fixes... (honestly... forgot what I changed so... I have 
  no idea @.@ but I DO remember they were fixes... of some kind... -d-;;;)
- Added code so that it'll filter out empty directories or directories 
  that do not have any image files in them.

2010-05-07 (HTA Application)
- Completed project as an HTA application.
- Uploaded to SourceForge.net
Source: Readme.txt, updated 2010-10-23