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I've used the program just fine on my X5 a lot, it's very versatile once you get used to it, what you can do is set an arbitrary resolution, such as 320x266, and then "slide" the image by pressing the stylus in the off-screen reginos along the edges, and this way use horizonal view with the taskbar hidden, followed by simply putting the stylus at the top to reveal it again. this should give you a lot more real estate in a lot of programs. You can go 320x292 as well, and actually hide both the bottom main toolbar, and the taskbar, followed by "sliding" to use one or the other.
Setting to 320x320 also means you can rotate on the fly without having to restart, although there will be some panning involved (depending on the circumstances this can work out well.... Text Maker is the one best suited for it as you can customize the toolbars completely and actually have separate sets for different orientations)
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