I'm referring to reading and not study. For instance, I see that I can set up a reading layout for one book (or several books) so that they would open in one-tile mode as a saved layout (I have a saved layout for my NASB). However, I am constantly reading from other resources. If I open up a random book that I want to read (say, a Pillar NT Commentary), it will open up one the right side of a two-tile window. The only way to get it to open up in a one-tile window is to open my NASB reading layout and then add the book (or to create another saved layout). This is cumbersome. My suggestion is that we set the layout for how we open a single book so that it is one-tile and not two tile.
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I'm referring to reading and not study. For instance, I see that I can set up a reading layout for one book (or several books) so that they would open in one-tile mode as a saved layout (I have a saved layout for my NASB). However, I am constantly reading from other resources. If I open up a random book that I want to read (say, a Pillar NT Commentary), it will open up one the right side of a two-tile window. The only way to get it to open up in a one-tile window is to open my NASB reading layout and then add the book (or to create another saved layout). This is cumbersome. My suggestion is that we set the layout for how we open a single book so that it is one-tile and not two tile.