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Add a tutorial buttons that shows how to:
- open a comic
- load comics from the library
- change pages
- change pages from library
- change settings
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Remove the old splash screen implementation from the Viewer RI as it's kind of pointless and doesn't work that will on JDK > 8.
Also touch up the about dialog and support graphics to reflect the projects new home.
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Feature request: when right-clicking on a PDF file in Explorer, show an entry "present via pympress"*. This saves me from
starting pympress' GUI and using its open file dialog, which is hard to navigate (lacking ability of pasting a path, non-Windows-native UX)
starting pympress on CLI for which I first need to figure out its path
Does this make sense for other OS, too?