Thanks Mark, it seem to glitch when I tried to add a book. ( I have quite a few books from Gutenberg) First I tried tapping "all PDF" only the free pdf builder pops up, I then tried "my docs" which causes a search bar, sd card folder and thank you folder. I typed the name of the author and it seems to pause and a message "0 occurrence found" I know I have the book. What am I doing wrong?
Again thank you for responding and your help 
Momma_Mimi-718 wrote:
Thanks Mark, it seem to glitch when I tried to add a book. ( I have quite a few books from Gutenberg) First I tried tapping "all PDF" only the free pdf builder pops up, I then tried "my docs" which causes a search bar, sd card folder and thank you folder. I typed the name of the author and it seems to pause and a message "0 occurrence found" I know I have the book. What am I doing wrong?
Mimi, thanks for providing info on your glitches, and my apologies for not getting back to you sooner. Though I've heard of Project Gutenberg of course, I haven't really spent any time downloading content from there (yet). So I wanted to go there and try to replicate the problem you were having. And when I tried to do so yesterday, things were really slow.
Now that I've gotten in and looked around a bit, I'm seeing "All our ebooks can be freely downloaded: Choose between ePub, Kindle, HTML and simple text formats." I even downloaded a couple to check out.
However, it appears that PDF format is not one that they support (though there are certainly ways you could convert from those into PDF). But PDF format is the ONLY format that ezPDF supports. Since this is not true for every PDF-capable reader (some do support ePubs as well), I can see how you might have gotten confused. Or perhaps I'm confused!
Anyway, let me know if this clears up the mystery of your glitches or not. PDF happens to be my most-used format (I have a large library of tech docs), so if there's anything I can do to help you out (or anyone else), or the developers themselves, I will see what I can do.
[When Unidocs first claimed they had fixed the SDcard limitation, I let Don know right away that while their new code was working on rooted NC's, it was actually broken even worse than the old versions. I.e., an All PDF scan wouldn't even find SDcard content anymore.
For the NC, they had to change the path strings to prefix them with /mnt, because /media and /sdcard were getting mapped differently than generic Android devices. The code they were shipping for the NC was identical to what they distribute via the A-Market and Amazon appstore, and that just won't always work on the NC.]
- Mark
Momma_Mimi-718 wrote:Mark: I checked the version , it is the 1.2, and that is the reason I purchased it, the update was "supposed" to eliminate the need for the sd card. Any suggestions that I might try?
I see our posts crossed almost simultaneously. 
Since ezPDF can only open and read PDFs, when it scans, the only files it will show you are PDFs. Anything else gets ignored.
If this isn't the problem you're having, we can continue to troubleshoot.
- Mark
orb9220 wrote:
But charging for the App and then not providing any instructions or manual on use is unacceptable.
Would have been nice if Android Market,Amazon and B&N got together originally and would refuse to post an app without docs & manual. Forcing the developers to start thinking along the lines of usability for the users.
Orb, while I agree with you that having a manual would be most helpful, especially in this case, I think there are some apps that don't really need them. Making that an ironclad requirement may be counterproductive.
One strong motivator to respond to user needs is already present in all marketplaces... if you don't like what they're doing, don't buy their product, or recommend it to others. Pricing can also be a consideration. The functionality that ezPDF provides seems pretty phenominal to me for 99c. I suspect that Repligo from Cerience does have a manual, or documentation of some kind (I haven't bought it yet, but I plan to). But perhaps that is a factor explaining why it costs 5x as much?
Lastly, Unidocs is based in SKorea, and English is not their first language. That wouldn't stop them from encouraging/rewarding someone else to come up with some docs for them, but at 99c a pop, I'm not sure how much they could spare for that or how they would make such a large task worth someone's time? Maybe someone could create a manual for it, wrap it in an app, and charge 99c for that? I'm sure there would be complaints though.
Anyway, I definitely agree with you and others that not having useful information readily available to explain the program's operation will have a negative impact on how useful it will be. In it's current state, there will be cool things it could do that you'll never use, simply because you can't unravel the mystery. 
And that's a shame.
- Mark
