A new revolutionary edition of “I Promessi Sposi” (The Betrothed) with special contents and features, specifically designed for iPad:
• 460+ “floating” illustrations from the original edition by Francesco Gonin,
• interactive map of locations (requires iOS 4.2 or later and network access),
• customization of the names of characters (you can modify the story of Renzo and Lucia in the story of ... and ...)!
• creating notes, even with references to other parts of the book.
This edition also contains the historical essay "Storia della colonna infame", closely related to the novel “I Promessi Sposi”.
Here are all the features that make the annoteBook by Dathlon one of the more advanced players currently available on the App Store:
Unique in its features:
• ***UNIQUE*** Map showing the location of the most important places mentioned in the novel (requires iOS 4.2 and network access).
• *** UNIQUE*** Ability to edit the text by changing the names of the main characters.
• *** UNIQUE*** Over 460 resizable and draggable illustrations, that you can open and leave open while you scroll through the pages, and, where possible, linked to the corresponding location on the map.
• Summary of chapters
• Personal notes can be written for any text fragment.
• Ability to embed links to any point of the book within the notes.
• Notes can be saved on a computer/copied from a computer (in this way they can be transferred to another copy of Leopardi annoteBook). Requires wi-fi connection.
• Automatic bookmark: by reopening the application you will be automatically repositioned where you left the reading.
• Unlimited annotable bookmarks on single lines.
• Word search, with powerful search engine.
• In-application e-mail of the of the books, also in PDF format, with the option of including the personal annotations (even with customized characters names)!
• Easy reading with a choice of font sizes.
• Choice of background page color for reading under different light conditions.
• Fast scrolling “by page” in alternative to traditional scrolling.
Please note: The work is only in Italian.