I am developing an application which simply opens a PDF with adobe reader on Android. Right now, when the user clicks the application, the user is presented with the option to use a few different PDF readers.
I want to write code into my application that forces Android to open PDFs with Adobe Reader.
Is this possible?
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I have had a search around, but I was wondering if anyone knows of a PDF reader program for the pocket pc, that lets you write notes on the PDF(or overlay) and then can be transferred to the computer to process and join them/print them off.
Cheers,
Ian
Is there any sort of pdf viewer that has form input? (as in, I can type things into forms?)
If not is there any software that I can input information into when I am in the field?
This is on windows mobile 5 btw
i don't know any pdf viewer with these features, sorry
Hello, I'm using ezpdf reader right now and I am wondering how I can export PDF's to my computer or email the PDF while retaining the annotations? It appears that when I email the pdf that I annotated with ezpdf it does not retain the annotations and is completely blank. I read through the user manual but was not able to find any information about this. If anyone knows how to do this please let me know. Thank you. I'd like to look at my notes on the computer as well as my tablet.
Hey,
well what reader do you use on your pc?
And did you send the annotated file or the original one?
Because I do just copy the pdf (using ssh) and I can view the annotations, but only with viewers, which support annotations.
Hey,
Anyone know how I can go about adding an overview or table of contents to a pdf that is currently without that? So far I've just been adding bookmarks to the beginnings of textbook chapters, but I'd prefer to give it a table of contents so I can sort through it in overview mode that way. I currently have: lecture notes, ezpdfreader pro, polaris office, snotes, and adobe pdf viewer I'd love to just do it all in lecture notes, but ot doesnt seem to want to import in a textbook, it always stops after a few pages of import, and I'd like to have lecture notes open for notes with the pdf open anyway.
I have corporate MS O360 installed and registered through Intune on my Android tablet. I have the full suite of apps under O360 inlcuding OneDrive.
When I open a PDF it opens in a generic PDF reader which I assume is built into the O360 system although is not visible as a standalone app.
Normally I use QPDF (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qoppa.activities.noteskey&hl=en_GB) for these files.
Is there any way to force O360/OneDrive to use QPDF over the generic app?