why there's no pdf reader app that can match adobe acrobat reader?
By surfer222
@surfer222 (1714)
Indonesia
January 19, 2012 5:03am CST
Some of my PDF files are in large format and contain plenty of images. I tried many free pdf readers out there but no one can match adobe acrobat reader. did anyone know any free pdf reader that can perform at least near adobe acrobat reader? i would love if they can run in linux, i tried evince and pdfviewer but if i open large files, they're extremely slow to load the pages, when i use adobe acrobat reader the pages load much quicker...
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@sajeevking (5073)
• Mumbai, India
19 Jan 12
i like foxit reader though adobe acrobat is free but i still prefer foxit reader
its consumes less memory and fast to load
i think this one beats adobe reader or at least on number 2
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@sajeevking (5073)
• Mumbai, India
22 Jan 12
thanks surfer for the BR
i am using windows xp but still like to use foxit reader from the time i first tried it
i am using windows xp but still like to use foxit reader from the time i first tried it
@SpikeTheLobster (6403)
•
19 Jan 12
Umm... Acrobat Reader's free. Why would you need another one?
It's Acrobat - the creation/design program - that costs money. The reader's a freebie.
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@surfer222 (1714)
• Indonesia
19 Jan 12
yes, but the last acrobat reader i installed on ubuntu don't run that well, while on windows they run perfect... that's why i want to try other alternative...
