Want A Sneak Peak At Landscape Mode?

[phoutman]

Yes, that is exactly what I have in set list manager.

Also, I am getting slightly confusing "full page' music page size in both landscape and portrait modes. So, in portrait mode in a pdf, the 'default' size, of the pdf page, which allows toggles, is only Ipad sized on an iPad pro, if that makes sense. So, I have to stretch the page to get good view, and then destretch again to allow any further progress through PDFs etc. (An advantage of course is that it stops any accidental page turning especially by others touching the screen)

[Phil Smith]

What version of iOS on your iPad Pro? Did you also see this with version 3.0? Are you using the split screen feature of the iPad Pro?

[phoutman]

I'm on 9.2 and I don't recall getting this behaviour with previous Igigbook version 3.0 on 9.2, although of course there have been a lot of iOS updates recently and I can't exactly remember the sequence of iOS and Igigbook updates on my iPad pro!
Yes, I have used split screen successfully, but not knowingly at the moment - perhaps it is still 'enabled' in some way. Will experiment.

[phoutman]

I have closed all apps including Igigbook, reopened Igigbook only in portrait mode, and pdf pages still showing only in '10inch' mode until I stretch them.

[phoutman]

Set list weirdness cured in latest beta, but same behaviour with page sizing.

[Farkenzi]

Phil, I just downloaded the beta update and the Set List weirdness is gone. But I am experiencing the landscape-mode page sizing issue described above as well.

[phoutman]

3.42 has sorted problem with page size on iPad pro (for me at least) - thanks Phil

[Phil Smith]

3.42 has sorted problem with page size on iPad pro (for me at least) - thanks Phil

Thanks for the report phoutman, this should smooth things out for everyone.

[Farkenzi]

Phil, latest iGigBook beta version solved the smaller-page issue in landscape for me (iPad Pro, iOS 9.2). Thanks!

[phoutman]

(May still need a bit of tweaking - virtual keyboard now enormous (and 'old style'), and not sure split screen fully functional now, although still new to this aspect.)