Every book has pages. The pill at the bottom of the page shows the screen page in the middle and the printed page at its left end. If the book file itself carries no page numbers then an approximate page number is assigned as either a paperback or a hardback would be, with ≈ before the number and a color of your choosing from the settings. Page numbers as the book names itself land on the exact sentence, and you can do one tap in the settings which sets the text size so the app's pages fall where the paper version's do. The printed page numbering follows the voice. While the voice reads, the printed page changes on the spoken word, so a study group's "page 62" can be followed by ear. The Search function now has a choice for the menu items alone. The search at the top of the ⋯ menu looks through the book, the menus and Help, and the new Menus choice keeps the results to the app's own commands and settings. Improved homonym support discerning noun from verb. The voice system tells record from record and present from present by their place in the sentence. Continued refinement on the Neural Engine. RFRMD Neural does more of its work on the Neural Engine, quicker and cooler, with the same voices. Upon update the neural engine will need to rebuild on the device and a line beside the voice model says where it stands. There is also a pill counting a compile down as it runs, once the initial base version is done, you can begin using the engine. Notes of your own. If you ever wanted to listen to your own Markdown and text files they are now correctly shown by their file names and kept apart by them. A note you edit is read again where its words changed. Files in a folder you added open from there, with no question about being added to the library. The SchriftOhr Editions ebooks have access to hosted ready-made audio in two voices, so a listen can start at once.