Selecting multiple articles in library and marker writing option that does not make text less black
Hi!
I have two questions. The first was already asked by someone else a couple of years ago, but I cannot manage to do this on my Boox Note Air 4C:
"I read many PDFs and after some while I want to "clean" the library and move or delete most of them. However, I can only select one item at a time. It would be very useful to be able to select multiple items and then delete or move them." Is this possible? I am unable to find the scan option on my Boox Note Air 4C.
The second question/remark is that the marker I use with the pen is always very nice for the first few seconds: it just marks the text with a colour behind it while leaving the colour of the text as it was: dark black. However, after a couple of seconds, the black text will always turn out to be less black/faded in the colour of the marker. Sometimes this makes it hard to read the marked parts. Can this be fixed? When I select a word or sentence to mark it, this doesn't happen, but I find marking with the pen to be more convenient.
If this could be added to future versions, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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Official comment
Dear customer,
1) You can go to Library > Click the hamburger icon on the top right corner > Manage Library. After that, you will be able to manage multiple PDFs at once.
2) We are afraid that it is normal that the stroke will be less black after refresh. In this case, you can open the book > Swipe down from the top right of the screen to bring up the Control Center > Color Mode > Custom> increase the value of "Dark Color Enhancement". After that, please check if it is possible to improve the display.
3) We are afraid that when the highlight/marker pen overlaps, it will make the color darker. In this case, you could highlight the text by long-pressing and dragging.
Many thanks for your understanding.
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Also, when you go over a certain part of text twice, it is impossible to read what is underneath because the colour is just put on top of it, covering all the black from the text. I would like it if you could just be able to clearly read the highlighted text.
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