Can you view PDF (adobe.pdf) files? Can you view PDF (adobe.pdf) files?
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you could use a program like this one: http://www.print-driver.com or the full version of Acrobat to convert the pdf to jpegs. I haven't gotten my zen in the mail yet, but that's what I plan to do!
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No you will not be able to, but you may highlight the pdf text, copy, and drop it into a word doc for editing
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I use a Chrome book so I don't know. But it's easy enough to grab the pics and pdfs from the sd card. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Yes.. If you are asking if it can allow you to view your pdf.. It is not an output device. It works only as an input device. Once your written script is saved, it will pull up a saved PDF of the note when you connect to your computer or Smartphone.You cannot view anything on this.. even your own written notes that have been previously saved.
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I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf reader is available. I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf... » Read More I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf reader is available. « Show Less
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Do you have Acrobat Reader or Professional? I'm not sure if Reader has highlighting ability, and I can't check since I have professional, but the highlighting tools should be under Comments &gt; Comment
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Internet,yes. Adobe reader, yes its an app available. You cannot install any programs. You can only install the apps and extensions available at the google site. Built into the Chromebook are apps that do docs and spreadsheets.
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Yes. Under the file menu there is an item "Open PDF" which will convert a pdf document to WP format.
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Not that I know of. I figured out the double sided part which was great, I had a book that I needed to pdf scan. Scanning 1 doc, then saving 50 separate pdfs, boy, that would take a while... wish I had an answer.
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I can only answer number one as yes. I really have only used it for data files such as word and excel. I have viewed PDFs and they look fine on my iPad and iPhone.
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Yes to both. Download Adobe Reader for PDF files. Word documents can be read with: Thinkfree Mobile Office, Google Docs, Documents To Go, etc.
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I have the comic pdfs on a Western Digital wireless network drive. I browse to them using the software provided with the drive for the iphone/ipad, and simply open the pdfs.
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Yes you can. You just need to set that up on the scan options on your computer. I have done this with PDF format, but not sure if it works for other file formats.
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Yes, you can. The problem is that these functions (like so many of them) are no longer available from the "File-Edit-View" menu at the top of the window. You've got to search through the "Tool sets" and add the function yourself to whatever tool set you choose. Royal PITA. I used to be able to do just about everything without taking my fingers off the keyboard. Now I find myself clicking with the mouse for almost every function I want to use. I wish Adobe hadn't so radically changed the way functions are accessed. Hmmm. Maybe in Acrobat XII?
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Sven Golly, does it not do scan to PDF anymore? My old one (I'm looking for a replacement) used to go directly to PDF and after copy-paste, you could edit the text.
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You can convert PDF files using "CSD mTrans" wich is available at the cowon website, it basically turns .pdf's into pictures and it only takes a few seconds/minutes.
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It works fine on Windows 7; inserting the disc just opens a PDF file that allows you to browse the various other PDF files (organized by decade of publication). Most computers already have Adobe Reader installed for reading PDF files. If you do not, you can always get the latest version for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/.