i would like to use the first program because is easier to switch page but the fonts are terrible in comparisonwith the program in built adobe le that offers the pinch and zoom
What is the best reader for ebooks in pdf format?
Thanks
I used to use Foxit PDF in my old smartphone, but the default one in the Mini seems to work very well, so I just left it
I have a page thay has embedded pdf which does not show up with stock browser.
I have tried many other browsers but none supported it.
Is there anyway i can view them? Or save them?
It's very invonvenient because i come across those kind of pages often.....
Yea terrible sites, no wonder they aren't compatible, most home browsers will get upset seeing certain pages (no decent mousescrolling, no keys, run before know etc)
I would give up on the pdf implentation, and convert pdf to html before resleasing(not live pdf to html converting) =/
install SkyFire
download the PDF then read it on the phone
Hey guys, so since Ive bought my tab, ive been trying to find a way to view my magazines on the tab similar to an ebook. I believe ive tried all of the ereader apps in the market (nook, b&n, aldiko...) but my issue is converting them. I use caliber to convert the magz from pdf to epub, and even pdf to mobi. but they dont take up the full screen. any ideas?
I use the official Adobe reader app (free), the built in Office app, and ezPDF (99c). EzPDF does page turning with an animation but it needs to cache the pages after it, so if you're flipping through a bunch of ads it can be pokey. Works really well for comics though.
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I work for a massive newspaper company here in the UK so I can get hundreds of different papers in PDF, the only problem is they are over 100Mb each, the Adobe Reader crashes and is unusable, I fine opening them in the office app works brilliantly
Although it is sub-optimal, another solution consists in converting each page of the PDF to a high-resolution JPEG image, zip all the images into a CBR file, and view using a comic book reader. I say it is sub-optimal because I much prefer reflowable text (EPUB or HTML), but some picture-rich magazine formats are sometimes more enjoyable in their full fixed-layout glory.
I have a rooted Kindle Fire HD 10 with Play Store installed, and I generally use the default Books app to view PDFs. When I tried to read a pdf that was a photocopy of a textbook in the default Books app, it was really blurry as though it had not finished rendering the display. When I zoomed in, the text would get clearer, but still not all the way and nowhere near as clean as it looked on my laptop screen.
Something seemed wrong so I tried out other pdf apps and most had the same issue. Eventually I tried Adobe Reader and the pdf rendered perfectly. You can see comparison screenshots of how it looked in Adobe Reader vs Kindle Books here.
Anyone know what's going on here? Was my Kindle limiting the rendering capability of the Books app because of resource limits? Is Adobe's app just plain better because they developed the pdf standard? Is there something I can tweak with the software to allow the Books app to render these photocopies properly?
I can post a link to the pdf page if others would like to play around with it.