Topic by VIPPotato 2020-10-02 10:11:18

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Hi, i'm in the school and need to use e-books that are .pdf files. I tried acrobat reader dc, but i can't figure out how to navigate to the certain page and generally this program is too hard for me.
Can someone recommend any free and easy and accessible alternatives for acrobat reader?
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Reply by chrisnorman7 2020-10-02 13:50:05

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Hi,
I've not done it too much, but using good ole Chrome seems to render PDFs just fine.

HTH,

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Reply by Fawaz 2020-10-04 10:12:22

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Hi,
You can try bookworm, or google chrome if the file is some what short and you don't need to save your progress.
bookworm shoulld be quite easy to use.
good luck.

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Reply by Minionslayer 2020-10-04 11:50:38

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Well then, I won't even bother mentioning Microsoft Office's PDF support.

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