FDX FxCal and iOS8
09-18-2014, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by appDude
Try opening the app in landscape.
I will investigate further.
I will investigate further.
09-18-2014, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by C17MooseDriver
It only opens in portrait mode now. The battery icon, time, and network info will be in landscape but the app will be in portrait. Unable to rotate the screen either.
You also might try rebooting.
09-18-2014, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by C17MooseDriver
Some extra rotation of the ipad seemed to have gotten unstuck and back in landscape mode.
A couple others reported that via email.
Doing a full 360 seems to help.
09-30-2014, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Stifler
appDude, any thoughts on iPhone 6+ layout for FXCal? I'm debating 6 vs. 6+. If the + can have the OT and calendar open simultaneously like the iPad...that'd be a deal maker. Thanks for any insight!
I do plan for the 6plus to have an enhanced FxCal iPad-like mode in landscape.
I first write FxCal for me to use and enjoy. If I do that, I figure others will also.
I got the 6plus. Questions?
10-01-2014, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Laughing_Jakal
Only one app worth having on the front page of the iPhone.
He did though, cost me thousands of dollars as I was a committed Windows/Android user. When the android died, I called him and we talked iPhone stuff.....I broke down, bought an iPhone. Hated it for a week, then all of a sudden....began to love it.
Since then, two iMacs, three IPads, 3 iPhones, and one macbook later, we have removed all vestiges of windows from my life. I now have time for hobbies instead of using my free time keeping cranky microsoft products barely functional
The dude ought to be paid commission by Apple.
He did though, cost me thousands of dollars as I was a committed Windows/Android user. When the android died, I called him and we talked iPhone stuff.....I broke down, bought an iPhone. Hated it for a week, then all of a sudden....began to love it.
Since then, two iMacs, three IPads, 3 iPhones, and one macbook later, we have removed all vestiges of windows from my life. I now have time for hobbies instead of using my free time keeping cranky microsoft products barely functional
The dude ought to be paid commission by Apple.
You know what they say ... Once you go Mac, you never go back!
