What's your favorite PDF reader?

2013/06/30 17:09:27

I need one on the new DAW and Reader seems bloated and I'd like to avoid "air" in the install.

I'm thinking it's time for a change.

Suggestions?

2013/06/30 17:15:33

IK Obi

Chrome or Firefox.

2013/06/30 19:25:34

Grem

Foxit reader is good for pdf and was all I used for a while. But since i went with Win8 I use the new reader app. It works well, now. At first it was too good. But they tweaked it and it's alright now. So that's my fav at the moment.

I turn all that update stuff off.

2013/06/30 20:13:37

IK Obi

Sumatra is another great one.

2013/07/01 03:22:24

craigfowler

Foxit is my go-to, but I like Nitro for the ability to insert signatures into docs.

2013/07/01 05:12:11

Glyn Barnes

Grem
But since i went with Win8 I use the new reader app. It works well, now. At first it was too good. But they tweaked it and it's alright now.

Is it still full screen only? I hated it with a passion and installed Acrobat.

2013/07/01 07:26:18

The Maillard Reaction

Are you guys saying that Win8 has a built in reader or that you are using the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader in Win 8?

Does Chrome have a built in reader? I thought Firefox used the Adobe plugin and I assumed Chrome did too.

Foxit looks interesting.

Thanks!

best regards,
mike

2013/07/01 07:38:04

hellogoodbye

PDF-XChanger Viewer. Has been one of the best alternatives for Acrobat Reader for a long time (according to a lot of websites/reviews).

http://www.tracker-software.com/product/pdf-xchange-viewer

You only have to make sure to untick the unwanted toolbar...

2013/07/01 08:06:28

dcumpian

Foxit is great, but don't let it update itself. I had an issue with that on an older computer that I'm guessing the Foxit developeer overlooked. When there is an update, I just download it and install it manually.

Regards,
Dan

2013/07/02 17:09:33

IK Obi

Chrome has its own built it. Not sure on Firefox though.

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