Sentences with phrase «reader supports pdf»

On the file compatibility front, the Reader supports PDF, Microsoft Word, and other text file formats, as well as EPUB / ACS4 and connection with Adobe Digital Editions.

If the Reader supports PDF natively, can it handle PDF files with lots of graphics?

The sony ebook reader supports pdf (albiet indirectly), and at least has a pretty decent converter to import pdf files into its native format.

@andrea — I do not know for sure but I do believe iPad will come with a reader supporting PDF's among other documents.

The reader supports PDFs and ePub files (including protected Adobe Digital Editions), as well as text files, FB2 and DJVU formats.

The reader supports PDFs and EPub files (including protected Adobe Digital Editions), as well as text files, FB2, and DJVU formats.

Lektz offers you a white - labelled, custom - branded eBook store with full ecommerce functionality, readers supporting PDF, ePUB2 and ePUB3 for iOS / Android / PC, eBook DRM technology without revenue sharing and consumer & sales analytics.

Not exact matches

The revised warranty info in its entirety is half way down (pdf reader required) on the customer support page.

NOTE: The latest versions of Adobe Reader do not support viewing PDF files within Firefox on Mac OS and if you are using a modern (Intel) Mac, there is no official plugin for viewing PDF files within the browser window.

Beyond answering these questions, this PDF guide introduces the reader to well - supported feedback models, protocols, and scripts.

For those who read enough to desire a dedicated e-reader device, the leaders in the category — Kindle, Nook, Sony Reader, Kobo — are coalescing around a standard set of features: a monochrome E Ink display, a keyboard (physical or virtual), an MP3 player, Web access, note - taking / highlighting / bookmarking functionality, simple games, and support for common document formats (notably, PDF and Word).

Sony has a slight edge here with native PDF and RTF support, and possibly a bigger edge once Adobe Systems» Digital Editions is available for the Reader, but I'll have to get my hands on one to see if Amazon's translation service works well enough to substitute for broader native file - type support.

I lament the lack of Adobe PDF and direct file support — those features would have been a real boon to users, and they're already available on Sony's Reader.

The system has full desktop with office suite and tons of fonts, compilers, sound and video support, airplay support, music players, firewall, ipv6, btrfs & encryption, pdf reader, web browser.

Books built with Amazon's new tool offer multi-color highlighting for students, as well as built - in notebooks, flashcards for review, dictionaries, and of course multi-platform support, in addition to translating the PDF version of their document into something that works on any reader.»

The updated version of Aldiko Reader now supports better OPDS callbacks features, supports more global languages, and lets you directly open PDF file attachments from your Gmail client (for Honeycomb user only).

The Kindle Touch also supports pinch - and - zoom in PDF viewing; and in this respect its implementation is better than the Sony Reader Wi - Fi's.

Currently only the Adobe ® Acrobat ® Reader and Adobe Acrobat eBook Reader support font embedding, as this is a feature of the PDF file format.

I emailed the Pocketbook costumer support about the release date of their CAD reader and its pdf capabilities, they said: it would be released in June / July 2014, and more importantly, it has or will have a pre-installed pdf reader!

David: As it is now, Sony's PDF reader fails most of my (and market's) req» ts in functionality and features = > «Android, 32 GB uSD extension, audio / TTS, full set of apps and file support for ePUB, DOCX, PPTX etc..»

This e-reader is meant to just be a dedicated PDF reader, it does not have any support for eBook formats such as Mobi, EPUB or RTF.

The Sony Reader for Android supports ePub and PDF ebooks, as well as Sony's own exclusive formats.

-LSB-...] but I think these devices support Adobe DRM for PDF and EPUB ebooks since Energy Sistem's other ebook readers support that format.

The Kobo Reader supports just two file formats: EPUB books and PDF documents.

Cumbersome syncing aside, Reader does support a wider array of file types than the Kindle, including ePub, PDF, BBeB Book TXT, RTF, and Microsoft Word files, with or without DRM.

Aldiko is a simple and stable ebook reader that supports ePub, PDF and Adobe DRM encrypted books.

For the ebook reader, you've got Epub support, Kindle support, PDF support and through the Think - Free application, you can read Microsoft Office Docs and your Google Docs.

The Sony PRS - T2 offers some features that the Kobo ebook readers do not, such as adding handwritten notes and markup, being able to download free ebooks from the library directly, physical buttons, and PDF support is much better.

pdf formats, and MOBI files can be read by popular eBook readers like the Amazon Kindle and many smartphones that support the format.

As you can see, Barnes & Noble boasts a lot of Nook's on - paper advantages, not just a second screen and Wi - Fi, but native PDF support, an SD card reader and a replaceable battery.

You can make the S Club use FBREADER, Cool Reader or the default PDF Reader for any of the formats it directly supports.

The big draws about Sony readers are the physical buttons, PDF Support and sleep covers.

It is pleasing to know that E Reader is an open platform and supports most of the usual forms of text and images which includes PDF, TXT, ePub, HTML, RSS, BMP, PNG, and JPEG.

Apart from these, the Sakshat tablet is known to support web conferencing, video, media player, Internet Browser, PDF reader, Open Office and unzip utilities.

PDFs are not natively supported on the Vox but there are a couple of readers / apps for that.

In the past, Sony readers (the PRS - 350 at least) would reflow text in PDF documents that had embedded text (instead of scanned images of text like your dungeon master guide) which is something I miss with the Kobo Glo — can you say if the T3 supports this?

All that is known of the Cover Story is this: the e-book reader will have a a 3.5 inch touch screen and will support a variety of e-book formats like ePub, PDF, FM2, TXT, HWP, DOB, PPT and... [Read more...]

The Good Color e-book reader with vibrant 7 - inch touch screen; zippy performance; built - in Wi - Fi; Barnes & Noble Nookbook store; 8 GB onboard memory, plus microSD expansion slot; built - in Web browser works well; supports PDF, Word, and ePub files; displays images and some video formats; support for audio and MP3 playback; new Nook apps expand functionality of the device and make it more of a full - featured tablet; Flash support for Web browser.

Tradebit eBook Reader: Supports books purchased from tradebit.com also ePubs & PDFs both DRM free and with Adobe DRM; Requires Android 2.2 or higher; Cost Free

Tavasli Reader: Supports books purchased from tavasliyayinlari.com (Turkish eBook store) also ePubs & PDFs both DRM free and with Adobe DRM; Requires Android 2.2 or higher; Cost Free

Biblio.bg Reader: Supports books purchased from biblio.bg (Bulgarian eBook store) also ePubs & PDFs both DRM free and with Adobe DRM; Requires Android 2.2 or higher; Cost Free

Carturesti Reader: Supports books purchased from librarie.carturesti.ro (Romanian eBook store) also ePubs & PDFs both DRM free and with Adobe DRM; Requires Android 2.2 or higher; Cost Free

This past fall, Readmill began supporting Adobe DRM - protected ePub and PDF files, allowing readers to share their thoughts and notes on a wider array of ebook titles.

The short answer is yes, if your reader was designed to read the EPUB or PDF format, you have a wellspring of options in order to shop around and get the best deals, or support indie authors.

Memo to readers: If you're holding off buying an Aura One based upon poor PDF support, fuhgittabowtit.

Kobo ereader supports dragging and dropping epub and pdf files directly to the reader from your computer.

A salient feature of the BAM Reader is its support for popular e-book formats such as EPUB and PDF while also being compatible with Adobe Content Server 4 DRM, which means the BAM Reader will be interoperable with any popular dedicated e-reader.

As for features, the device is simple but practical: SD card support guarantees easy storage of eBooks and music (it's an MP3 players too), and Foxit, a company most famous for its lightweight PDF software, guarantees the device will read PDFs very well — a factor that help mitigate the reader's lack of a Whispernet - type service.

Those who need native PDF support, with the ability to zoom and change font size, should look to Sony's touch - screen - enabled PRS - 700BC Reader, or the less - expensive Foxit eSlick rReader, or the less - expensive Foxit eSlick readerreader.

E-book devices will doubtlessly improve dramatically in the coming months and years, but if you're driven to buy one now, and you don't want to spend $ 489 for the Kindle DX's larger screen and native (though still not perfect) PDF support, the Kindle 2 is the best e-book reader currently available for under $ 300.