I think he meant having it fill the whole screen. I'm considering having an option to hide the action bar on top, and the scroll bar on the side, while you're in landscape mode.
The app remembers your pinch-zoom setting across pages and when you hit the "home" button but if you exit with the "back" button it will forget the zoom level. I guess if enough people want the zoom level saved, it's easy to do, but I like having a default one-click zoom.
The check mark "flattens" the image onto the rest of the page, so you can't move or resize it anymore. There's probably not enough memory to keep multiple large images as layers (though there are ways around that... I think). You can add as many pics as you want as long as you click checkmark each time. You can do cropping with the eraser tool for now
This should be easier when I add select / cut / paste, but come on guys this is not going to be Photoshop.
I don't know how to open PDFs inside the app - that's not a standard rendering library that I can use commercially. Just going to refer you guys to this great app (ezPDF) that I was inspired by:
https://market.android.com/details?id=udk.android.reader&feature=search_result
Yes I meant like Transceiver said. I will be looking out for hopefully a update in your app to do this. Great job on this app. Also hope to soon see it work on my Galaxy Tab 10.
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