Hello,
I want to buy a chrome notebook, because the screen is bigger. Now the only thing is, that a Chromebook has his own OS (Chrome OS). Could MobileSheets work on a Chromebook?
Thanks,
Gert-Jan
(07-29-2019, 07:15 PM)Gert-Jan Wrote: [ -> ]Hello,
I want to buy a chrome notebook, because the screen is bigger. Now the only thing is, that a Chromebook has his own OS (Chrome OS). Could MobileSheets work on a Chromebook?
Thanks,
Gert-Jan
I'm running MobileSheetsPro on an HP Chromebook and it runs great (just as well as it ran on my Android tablet). Like you, I also wanted a larger screen. Now I'm really enjoying the 12.3 inch screen. One word of advice: Find a Chromebook with a 3:2 aspect ratio. I first tried a 16:9 and the music was all stretched out in portrait mode.
Good Luck.
Hi,
I've been using it on a pixelbook (chromebook by google)and it seems to work fine. The only OS related issue I found was the annotation editor would stop responding to the touch screen (and all other apps also) in tablet mode when I had "Full screen magnifier" turned on under accesibility options in ChromeOS. I had to log out/in to restore the touch screen. Once I turned "Full screen magnifier" off, it's been OK.
John
(07-30-2019, 05:32 AM)jweber Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I've been using it on a pixelbook (chromebook by google)and it seems to work fine. The only OS related issue I found was the annotation editor would stop responding to the touch screen (and all other apps also) in tablet mode when I had "Full screen magnifier" turned on under accesibility options in ChromeOS. I had to log out/in to restore the touch screen. Once I turned "Full screen magnifier" off, it's been OK.
John
Start by making CERTAIN whatever model you choose supports Android application play (start with this list
https://www.androidauthority.com/chromeb...ps-874984/). I have a Samsung Chromebook
specifically because it will fold into a tablet and I can use my Bluetooth pedal to turn pages. Frustrated when I discovered I HAD to use it in Landscape orientation, but that just means I "step" more often.
(08-11-2019, 12:17 AM)SenseiC Wrote: [ -> ] (07-30-2019, 05:32 AM)jweber Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I've been using it on a pixelbook (chromebook by google)and it seems to work fine. The only OS related issue I found was the annotation editor would stop responding to the touch screen (and all other apps also) in tablet mode when I had "Full screen magnifier" turned on under accesibility options in ChromeOS. I had to log out/in to restore the touch screen. Once I turned "Full screen magnifier" off, it's been OK.
John
Start by making CERTAIN whatever model you choose supports Android application play (start with this list https://www.androidauthority.com/chromeb...ps-874984/). I have a Samsung Chromebook specifically because it will fold into a tablet and I can use my Bluetooth pedal to turn pages. Frustrated when I discovered I HAD to use it in Landscape orientation, but that just means I "step" more often.
You can use your chromebook in portrait no problem. Here's how:
Before you connect the bluetooth pedal, force the screen rotation using SHIFT+CTRL+ROTATE keys. I rotate mine to the 270deg position as the power/vol keys are on the lefthand side and not accidentally pressed when rested on end.
I would really love a fix so I can use the bluetooth pedal with auto-rotate AND on-screen keyboard (because that doesn't play ball either). There was a post (can't seem to find it now) that spoke about getting back the on-screen keyboard and pedal at the same time but it didnt work for me (Asus C302 chrombook)