[Amis-vcs] SF.net SVN: amis: [2453] branches/amis3/amis_issues.txt

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Revision: 2453
          http://amis.svn.sourceforge.net/amis/?rev=2453&view=rev
Author:   marisademeglio
Date:     2008-03-28 16:07:58 -0700 (Fri, 28 Mar 2008)

Log Message:
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cleaned up issues file

Modified Paths:
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    branches/amis3/amis_issues.txt

Modified: branches/amis3/amis_issues.txt
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--- branches/amis3/amis_issues.txt	2008-03-28 23:07:03 UTC (rev 2452)
+++ branches/amis3/amis_issues.txt	2008-03-28 23:07:58 UTC (rev 2453)
@@ -25,7 +25,6 @@
 AMBULANT ISSUES (some of these are repeated from the above "Known Issues" list)
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 * How to stop ambulant when closing a book
-* review skippability across document boundaries (need reading options dialog to work)
 * memory leaks
 * book in a japanese folder can't be opened (ambulant::net::url problem?)
 
@@ -41,12 +40,9 @@
 * Open URL Dialog
 - no dialog definition in AccessibleUi.xml (only OK / CANCEL). The text field says "text" for now, to give minimum feedback.
 * Text Style Dialog: only OK / CANCEL buttons
-  [MARISA: does this mean that the self-voicing is incomplete, or the XML definition is incomplete?]
 
 NEW FEATURES and IMPROVEMENTS
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-* Parse CSS for font info, contrast info 
-* Don't start reading when browsing the TOC - just announce the label for the item
 * AmisCore's "Find in text" needs a faster algorithm
 * find in text dialog
 * AMIS should remember its last window size and reuse it on startup
@@ -91,6 +87,8 @@
 * Support DAISY resource files (need an example!)
 * Bookshare books are slow and don't load if a bookmark file exists for them; eventually this error appears 12:35:27 TRACE        dx_html_renderer: programmer error: attempt to start() again.
 * Drag & drop book-ncc to program icon
+* change the playback highlight color based on semantics.
 
+
 ADDED AFTER ALPHA 2
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