PDF Reader for Vista

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Can someone recommend a PDF reader that works well with Vista beside
Acrobat.

Thanks
 
thenextone said:
I'm having a problem with Acrobat reading pdf. web pages. Are you all
saying it is not compatibile? I have it set up correctly in Acrobat, to
fast-read in browsers, but nothing happens when I try a pdf web page.
Will Foxit reader do all that acrobat does?

For me it does but much faster.
 
How do you read PDFs with OpenOffice? I've been using it since V1.0 and
never realised it could open PDFs. I just tried (with V2.2.0) and it
just shows the raw text from the file.

It does make exporting to PDF very easy though. Something MS have only
relatively recently caught on to ;o)
 
Mark Bourne said:
How do you read PDFs with OpenOffice? I've been using it since V1.0 and
never realised it could open PDFs. I just tried (with V2.2.0) and it just
shows the raw text from the file.

It does make exporting to PDF very easy though. Something MS have only
relatively recently caught on to ;o)

Get a copy of Foxit... http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

It will do what you want much faster than Acrobat.
 
Julian said:
Get a copy of Foxit... http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

It will do what you want much faster than Acrobat.

I've had a look at Foxit's web site having seen other posts about it
here, and it suggests it doesn't yet work with Mozilla (it's on their
"todo" list), so not much use to me as a replacement for Acrobat Reader.
One of my main gripes with Acrobat is that when I open a PDF from a web
site, Mozilla freezes while Acrobat loads (if it isn't already loaded).

I was just curious as to how to open PDFs in OpenOffice since I've never
managed to do it!
 
Hi,

One of my main gripes with Acrobat is that when I open a PDF from a web
site, Mozilla freezes while Acrobat loads (if it isn't already loaded).

As a workaround, you can right-click on the link to the PDF file, and
save the file on your desktop. Then open it from there.


Kind regards,
Mark Veldhuis.
 
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