I'm just starting on a new iPhone / iPad development project, and displaying a document with rich style text Required (with potentially embedded images) the user will touch the document, dragging to highlight different words or multiline text spans. When the text is highlighted, a context menu will appear, so that they need to change the highlighting color or add margin notes (or other different bits of structured metadata).
If you're a Word document (or write PDF), this is the same thing but in my case, specific users will spend a lot of hours inside the app, thousands of small documents (in some cases, tens Of tens of thousands) in the central document. Those bits of metadata need to be locally awaiting synchronization with a remote web service.
I've read other pieces of advice, where developers suggest creating a UIWebView control and pass it an HTML string, but it seems that all the denominational sensitivities that I want to include In particular, with Clakey.
Either way, I'm new to iPhone development and purpose-C, although I have 10 years of software development experience on different platforms using different languages, so I'm not worried about writing my hands with new functionality from scratch.
But if anyone has an experience of being an equal type of component, interested in hearing strategies for enabling such rich document markup and annotation.
With the iPad, you can take advantage of.
Do not know what to suggest for the iPhone I have not seen any great text processing beyond the rendering of HIL or PDF in any iPhone Reader apps. I suspect that you have to write something from scratch.
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