I see fonts 24, 48 and 96, but where's 22? Installed it from Beta 6, and everything's fine

. Flashcards work just fine (backed them up just in case though!).
On the topic of that crashing bug I mentioned, it might be gone... Loaded up Pocket Tunes, started/stopped two sessions (same as before), and was able to exit Pleco no problems! Yay

. I suspect that will also make my system generally more stable, as I get the feeling this heap-stack corruption thing may have affected other programs as well.
Got a reset when trying to stop a flashcard session with stuff running in the background (pTunes included), but I hadn't reset my device between removing Beta 6 and installing Beta 7, so dunno about that. Also took several goes of "Start Pleco, Start Flashcard, Stop Flashcard, Start Flashcard, Stop Flashcard, exit, repeat" before it happened.
*Sigh* Repeatable. pTunes running, no CJKOS (I think?), go "Start Flash, Stop Flash, Start Flash, Stop Flash, Start Flash, Stop Flash, Exit, Start, Start Flash, Stop Flash..." and at some point in the second set of attempts it gives me a soft reset. Made 10 attempts without exiting and had no problems starting/stopping or exiting. Problem didn't recur on second entrance (5 start/stops)... Nor on the third (another 5). Odd. What I do remember about it is that it took longer than normal to stop. Normally, it will stop the session instantly when I hit the "No" button (for saving it), but when it crashed, it spend a second or two waiting before it did so.
Wait, managed to get it again! Pocket Tunes and CJKOS turned on, did it on the third one. And it spent a couple of seconds waiting around for something before it died. Possibly memory? Either way, there may not be much that can be done about this one. Picking up a Treo Pro as soon as it comes out. I assume it'll be much less likely to occur on a WM device?
For reference, about 1900 flashcards total, with that session having 206. Never answered a question, just hit stop straight away.
Anyway, the problems with the reader are mostly fixed

. I can see more than three files! Yeah! Bookmarks do indeed stick around between files, and are no longer trashed if I mess up the encoding. Good to know.
On the Tuttle dictionary, it's quite nice. I think I may be bit beyond it, but it's always nice to have example sentances.
