eStudie

I have been looking for a great app like this. Before I was using drawboard PDF for Watchtower and books, with jw.org app for looking up the text side by side and manually inputting them in as notes. This app handles epubs just like iBooks. Forget book bazaar, kindle, or nook apps. I just wish there was a way to back up all the books in case one day I needed to move them. Also where can I donate to help out the developer?

I use this app regularly. I love being able to highlight, underline, and even bold text. I also love that I can make notes (I use this feature for my comments). Only glitch is that lately my highlights disappear after I close the app. Doesn't happen always but .....

FINALLY!! I have been searching for DAYS for an epub reader app for Windows 10 that will allow me to read, click reference links, highlight and make notes in my pioneer school book. My search ended today with this amazingly simple app. It is just what I need! Some cool features for a future update would be font and background choices as well as bookmarks, but the current options are just fine with me. Thanks again!!!

I like that this is the first app that handles epubs like I am used to with Apple and Android. I also like that notes are entered and move the other writing around it. I don't like that we have to search for the documents instead of just opening straight from where the document is stored when I first download it. Also the daily text didn't open in English. Overall this is a great app! Yes it would be great to click on the epub file and it open automatically in eStudie. I am currently getting error messages in Dutch that I had not gotten before. When translated to English it said "highlight error". This keeps happening in the section that I am studying. I have a screenshot that I can email of the error.

Would like for it to have some more customizable options. Maybe option to change and add more highlighting colors. Also option to change Daily Text and Bible languages. Currently only appearing for me in German and English respectively. Other things that it could use, but not a great inconvenience at the moment: -having the "choose section" auto-close after selecting one -having a way to go to next/previous page -the pop-up when clicking on a publications reference seems to open and display the entire reference area instead of just the intended one, like it does for the bible texts.

Thank you very much my brother for this app. I was using another app on android that I really liked and was hoping to find one for Windows that was similar. I'm happy that I finally found this one. The only thing it doesn't have is a dictionary. But that's okay, not really necessary. I really like how the table of contents is set up. Thank you very much.