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There should be a PDF reader installed on your system but you may of course use another as your default. Here are two we recommend:
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Adobe Reader
Windows (all versions,) Mac OS and Mobile Devices This is the most popular reader and has a host of built-in features including Read Aloud, which is a computerised voice (quite a decent one) that reads each word of an ebook. Great for those with sight problems. At 20mb it's a large file to download and can be slow to launch, but it's feature rich. |
Foxit Reader
Windows 2000/XP/Vista/ Windows 7 and Mobile Devices The wily fox! Similar functions to the bigger guy but at only 5bm it is only a quarter of the size and runs a lot faster and launches instantly. It also has a handy Text Converter that allows you to convert any PDF into a text file. Like Adobe, Foxit has a reader for a range of mobile devices too (see below.) |
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| Pocket PC Palm OS Symbian OS. Android OS. S60 3rd Edition. |
Windows Mobile Pocket PC Smartphone Windows CE Symbian IUQ.3X |
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