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Microsoft Reader Optimized for OrigamiT Is Finally Here!
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msreadergirl
2007-07-10 22:43:55 UTC
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Microsoft Reader Optimized for OrigamiT Is Finally Here!
This release is designed to work exclusively with Origami (UMPC) devices
with Windows XP Tablet PC edition and Windows Vista Ultimate edition
operating systems.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2213D032-F1AF-4FE4-A1A0-B895A35F743B&displaylang=en

I know that many of you have been waiting for a long time for this download
and we apologize for the wait but we hope you'll think it is worth it.

Some of you have had a chance to give it a try if you purchased a Vista
preinstalled Origami. For those that have, we hope that you are enjoying
your reading experience. For those that had to wait, we have tried to give
it a few "extras" -- features like:

a.. Support for Windows XP Tablet PC edition devices
b.. Audible support for the newer audio formats
c.. Security and Performance updates
For those of you who have already tried it, you may have discovered some of
the improvements we implemented to optimize this experience for the UMPC
device platform.

We have added page navigation touch points on the left and right hand
margins, where the hand naturally falls when reading. This works in both
landscape and portrait device modes.

These touch points are considered "Guides" and can be turned off under the
"Settings" section of the Reader.

In landscape mode we have enlarged the screen to allow you a full reading
experience. We feel that this is an improvement over the previous Tablet PC
Reader experience where the screen rendered only a Pocket PC size screen,
wasting all of that valuable real estate.

In addition we have also enlarged the "'riffle" control that results when
you tap on the page number at the bottom of the page. This navigation panel
is now tailored to using your fingertips to access the screen elements.

Context menus have also increased in size to allow you better access during
your reading experience.


For those of you who are Audible fans, you will discover that this new
version supports Audible's newer audio formats. This is a feature that was
not enabled on the OEM release of the Optimized Reader. We have tried to
keep the same look and feel for Audible files as the controls already
appeared optimized for touch based systems.

In addition to these new features you will find that your favorite features
are still available in Microsoft Reader. Annotations - such as bookmarks,
text notes, highlights and inking controls are all still available but many
have been updated to accomodate easier touch based interaction. The "Find"
and "Lookup" features are still available but have larger buttons for more
clear action selection.

In short we hope that you will find that this Reader provides the same great
reading experience you have come to rely on and that the Origami device is a
natural addition to our reading device family.

As always your feedback is welcome and encouraged as it helps us develop
better products to meet your needs.

Sincerely,

Christine - Microsoft Reader Team

For your Microsoft Reader support needs please visit
http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?LN=en-us&gprid=2748&x=6&y=8
Shane Nokes
2007-09-21 07:24:26 UTC
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Any chance of updates for Desktop and Pocket PC's?

Because I'd love a setting for the Pocket PC to go one size smaller on text
and for the desktop to have 2 pages showing at once as an option :)

A lot of people these days on the desktops and laptops have widescreen
monitors so it would take advantage of the extra space :)
Post by msreadergirl
Microsoft Reader Optimized for OrigamiT Is Finally Here!
This release is designed to work exclusively with Origami (UMPC) devices
with Windows XP Tablet PC edition and Windows Vista Ultimate edition
operating systems.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2213D032-F1AF-4FE4-A1A0-B895A35F743B&displaylang=en
I know that many of you have been waiting for a long time for this
download and we apologize for the wait but we hope you'll think it is
worth it.
Some of you have had a chance to give it a try if you purchased a Vista
preinstalled Origami. For those that have, we hope that you are enjoying
your reading experience. For those that had to wait, we have tried to
a.. Support for Windows XP Tablet PC edition devices
b.. Audible support for the newer audio formats
c.. Security and Performance updates
For those of you who have already tried it, you may have discovered some
of the improvements we implemented to optimize this experience for the
UMPC device platform.
We have added page navigation touch points on the left and right hand
margins, where the hand naturally falls when reading. This works in both
landscape and portrait device modes.
These touch points are considered "Guides" and can be turned off under the
"Settings" section of the Reader.
In landscape mode we have enlarged the screen to allow you a full reading
experience. We feel that this is an improvement over the previous Tablet
PC Reader experience where the screen rendered only a Pocket PC size
screen, wasting all of that valuable real estate.
In addition we have also enlarged the "'riffle" control that results when
you tap on the page number at the bottom of the page. This navigation
panel is now tailored to using your fingertips to access the screen
elements.
Context menus have also increased in size to allow you better access
during your reading experience.
For those of you who are Audible fans, you will discover that this new
version supports Audible's newer audio formats. This is a feature that
was not enabled on the OEM release of the Optimized Reader. We have tried
to keep the same look and feel for Audible files as the controls already
appeared optimized for touch based systems.
In addition to these new features you will find that your favorite
features are still available in Microsoft Reader. Annotations - such as
bookmarks, text notes, highlights and inking controls are all still
available but many have been updated to accomodate easier touch based
interaction. The "Find" and "Lookup" features are still available but
have larger buttons for more clear action selection.
In short we hope that you will find that this Reader provides the same
great reading experience you have come to rely on and that the Origami
device is a natural addition to our reading device family.
As always your feedback is welcome and encouraged as it helps us develop
better products to meet your needs.
Sincerely,
Christine - Microsoft Reader Team
For your Microsoft Reader support needs please visit
http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?LN=en-us&gprid=2748&x=6&y=8
msreadergirl
2007-09-24 19:23:46 UTC
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Shane,

Microsoft Reader is still an active product and so as always we will
continue to take your suggestions and ideas under advisement for future
development.

Sincerely,
Christine - Microsoft Reader Team
Post by Shane Nokes
Any chance of updates for Desktop and Pocket PC's?
Because I'd love a setting for the Pocket PC to go one size smaller on
text and for the desktop to have 2 pages showing at once as an option :)
A lot of people these days on the desktops and laptops have widescreen
monitors so it would take advantage of the extra space :)
Post by msreadergirl
Microsoft Reader Optimized for OrigamiT Is Finally Here!
This release is designed to work exclusively with Origami (UMPC) devices
with Windows XP Tablet PC edition and Windows Vista Ultimate edition
operating systems.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2213D032-F1AF-4FE4-A1A0-B895A35F743B&displaylang=en
I know that many of you have been waiting for a long time for this
download and we apologize for the wait but we hope you'll think it is
worth it.
Some of you have had a chance to give it a try if you purchased a Vista
preinstalled Origami. For those that have, we hope that you are enjoying
your reading experience. For those that had to wait, we have tried to
a.. Support for Windows XP Tablet PC edition devices
b.. Audible support for the newer audio formats
c.. Security and Performance updates
For those of you who have already tried it, you may have discovered some
of the improvements we implemented to optimize this experience for the
UMPC device platform.
We have added page navigation touch points on the left and right hand
margins, where the hand naturally falls when reading. This works in both
landscape and portrait device modes.
These touch points are considered "Guides" and can be turned off under
the "Settings" section of the Reader.
In landscape mode we have enlarged the screen to allow you a full reading
experience. We feel that this is an improvement over the previous Tablet
PC Reader experience where the screen rendered only a Pocket PC size
screen, wasting all of that valuable real estate.
In addition we have also enlarged the "'riffle" control that results when
you tap on the page number at the bottom of the page. This navigation
panel is now tailored to using your fingertips to access the screen
elements.
Context menus have also increased in size to allow you better access
during your reading experience.
For those of you who are Audible fans, you will discover that this new
version supports Audible's newer audio formats. This is a feature that
was not enabled on the OEM release of the Optimized Reader. We have
tried to keep the same look and feel for Audible files as the controls
already appeared optimized for touch based systems.
In addition to these new features you will find that your favorite
features are still available in Microsoft Reader. Annotations - such as
bookmarks, text notes, highlights and inking controls are all still
available but many have been updated to accomodate easier touch based
interaction. The "Find" and "Lookup" features are still available but
have larger buttons for more clear action selection.
In short we hope that you will find that this Reader provides the same
great reading experience you have come to rely on and that the Origami
device is a natural addition to our reading device family.
As always your feedback is welcome and encouraged as it helps us develop
better products to meet your needs.
Sincerely,
Christine - Microsoft Reader Team
For your Microsoft Reader support needs please visit
http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?LN=en-us&gprid=2748&x=6&y=8
Shane Nokes
2007-09-28 00:44:16 UTC
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Thanks Christine :)
Post by msreadergirl
Shane,
Microsoft Reader is still an active product and so as always we will
continue to take your suggestions and ideas under advisement for future
development.
Sincerely,
Christine - Microsoft Reader Team
Post by Shane Nokes
Any chance of updates for Desktop and Pocket PC's?
Because I'd love a setting for the Pocket PC to go one size smaller on
text and for the desktop to have 2 pages showing at once as an option :)
A lot of people these days on the desktops and laptops have widescreen
monitors so it would take advantage of the extra space :)
Post by msreadergirl
Microsoft Reader Optimized for OrigamiT Is Finally Here!
This release is designed to work exclusively with Origami (UMPC) devices
with Windows XP Tablet PC edition and Windows Vista Ultimate edition
operating systems.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2213D032-F1AF-4FE4-A1A0-B895A35F743B&displaylang=en
I know that many of you have been waiting for a long time for this
download and we apologize for the wait but we hope you'll think it is
worth it.
Some of you have had a chance to give it a try if you purchased a Vista
preinstalled Origami. For those that have, we hope that you are
enjoying your reading experience. For those that had to wait, we have
a.. Support for Windows XP Tablet PC edition devices
b.. Audible support for the newer audio formats
c.. Security and Performance updates
For those of you who have already tried it, you may have discovered some
of the improvements we implemented to optimize this experience for the
UMPC device platform.
We have added page navigation touch points on the left and right hand
margins, where the hand naturally falls when reading. This works in
both landscape and portrait device modes.
These touch points are considered "Guides" and can be turned off under
the "Settings" section of the Reader.
In landscape mode we have enlarged the screen to allow you a full
reading experience. We feel that this is an improvement over the
previous Tablet PC Reader experience where the screen rendered only a
Pocket PC size screen, wasting all of that valuable real estate.
In addition we have also enlarged the "'riffle" control that results
when you tap on the page number at the bottom of the page. This
navigation panel is now tailored to using your fingertips to access the
screen elements.
Context menus have also increased in size to allow you better access
during your reading experience.
For those of you who are Audible fans, you will discover that this new
version supports Audible's newer audio formats. This is a feature that
was not enabled on the OEM release of the Optimized Reader. We have
tried to keep the same look and feel for Audible files as the controls
already appeared optimized for touch based systems.
In addition to these new features you will find that your favorite
features are still available in Microsoft Reader. Annotations - such as
bookmarks, text notes, highlights and inking controls are all still
available but many have been updated to accomodate easier touch based
interaction. The "Find" and "Lookup" features are still available but
have larger buttons for more clear action selection.
In short we hope that you will find that this Reader provides the same
great reading experience you have come to rely on and that the Origami
device is a natural addition to our reading device family.
As always your feedback is welcome and encouraged as it helps us develop
better products to meet your needs.
Sincerely,
Christine - Microsoft Reader Team
For your Microsoft Reader support needs please visit
http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?LN=en-us&gprid=2748&x=6&y=8
Wally Anglesea™
2007-10-29 01:28:20 UTC
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 00:24:26 -0700, "Shane Nokes"
Post by Shane Nokes
Any chance of updates for Desktop and Pocket PC's?
Because I'd love a setting for the Pocket PC to go one size smaller on text
and for the desktop to have 2 pages showing at once as an option :)
A lot of people these days on the desktops and laptops have widescreen
monitors so it would take advantage of the extra space :)
I second the motion on Widescreen. With widescreen monitors becoming
so popular, getting two pages at once would be a big benefit.
Post by Shane Nokes
Post by msreadergirl
Microsoft Reader Optimized for OrigamiT Is Finally Here!
This release is designed to work exclusively with Origami (UMPC) devices
with Windows XP Tablet PC edition and Windows Vista Ultimate edition
operating systems.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2213D032-F1AF-4FE4-A1A0-B895A35F743B&displaylang=en
I know that many of you have been waiting for a long time for this
download and we apologize for the wait but we hope you'll think it is
worth it.
Some of you have had a chance to give it a try if you purchased a Vista
preinstalled Origami. For those that have, we hope that you are enjoying
your reading experience. For those that had to wait, we have tried to
a.. Support for Windows XP Tablet PC edition devices
b.. Audible support for the newer audio formats
c.. Security and Performance updates
For those of you who have already tried it, you may have discovered some
of the improvements we implemented to optimize this experience for the
UMPC device platform.
We have added page navigation touch points on the left and right hand
margins, where the hand naturally falls when reading. This works in both
landscape and portrait device modes.
These touch points are considered "Guides" and can be turned off under the
"Settings" section of the Reader.
In landscape mode we have enlarged the screen to allow you a full reading
experience. We feel that this is an improvement over the previous Tablet
PC Reader experience where the screen rendered only a Pocket PC size
screen, wasting all of that valuable real estate.
In addition we have also enlarged the "'riffle" control that results when
you tap on the page number at the bottom of the page. This navigation
panel is now tailored to using your fingertips to access the screen
elements.
Context menus have also increased in size to allow you better access
during your reading experience.
For those of you who are Audible fans, you will discover that this new
version supports Audible's newer audio formats. This is a feature that
was not enabled on the OEM release of the Optimized Reader. We have tried
to keep the same look and feel for Audible files as the controls already
appeared optimized for touch based systems.
In addition to these new features you will find that your favorite
features are still available in Microsoft Reader. Annotations - such as
bookmarks, text notes, highlights and inking controls are all still
available but many have been updated to accomodate easier touch based
interaction. The "Find" and "Lookup" features are still available but
have larger buttons for more clear action selection.
In short we hope that you will find that this Reader provides the same
great reading experience you have come to rely on and that the Origami
device is a natural addition to our reading device family.
As always your feedback is welcome and encouraged as it helps us develop
better products to meet your needs.
Sincerely,
Christine - Microsoft Reader Team
For your Microsoft Reader support needs please visit
http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?LN=en-us&gprid=2748&x=6&y=8
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