The Fastest PDF Reader for Pc

As an engineer I've always found there is dismal support for large complex drawing say the app standard 36 by 24 inches page size on the app iPad. Heck a large project might have 100+ sheets. Those are impossible to view before I found this product. Now they open in this product in a few seconds, paging is great, swipe and there is the app next page. Talked to the app support staff, great support they really care about eking the app last dregs of performance out of my iPad. Also fed it a 927 page PDF I had on the app principles of the app mechanics of brittle fracture of materials, ya ya who else but an engineer needs something like that on his iPad, but would I rather carry the app book around? I think not. As a bonus I discovered they also make a Fax Reader, that's the app only product I've seen in the app store that will let me read faxes and not be tied to some pricey web service that is selling fax pages at a buck a shot, don't need to send faxes, just need to see them. Silly that Mail won't show more than the app first page and I have to buy another product to see page two. After upgrading I found they didn't miss a beat, they tell me they moved stuff from their Map app into this app to improve overall performance and to ensure page to page movement was even faster.

One of the app strangest apps I have seen. It is very no frills, don't expect to do anything but read the app PDF. It does however have nested folders which is something I haven't seen in a dozen other reader apps. That's about it though unless you pay for add ons, and the app interface has such oddities it feels so awkward. Once you get a PDF in the app app, it spends a LLLLOOOONNNNGGG time compressing it. You can read the app files before they are compressed, but not while they are compressing. It's unclear what this compression is doing since there was no obvious performance difference before and after, though while it's working on any file viewing any other file compressed or not is slowed down. Once fully loaded, it's hands down the app fastest reader I have seen (only hit a white page that takes half a second to load one in a blue moon in a very large file that is straight image when flipping as fast as fingers can move) but getting a collection loaded could take hours while it does it's compression stuff.

This reader is superb. I don't use the app Drop Box, but purchased the app full version anyway......I was testing pdf readers for my daughter who has 100+ page documents to read for college. I was impressed and purchased the app "reader" version for her. After an approx. 3 minute rendering, her files were easy to read page after page with no screen recalculating. I use this app myself, recently viewing multiple page home insurance quotes. Zooming and scrolling the app documents are instantaneous. I've used this app to view 11x17 spreadsheets, again with instantaneous views as I zoom and scroll through parts of the app documents. Tech support is superb. I received an email reply within an hour. This was a Sunday evening. My query had revealed a slight bug in the app program, it was promptly addressed, added to the app recent update, and followup emails kept me informed.

Does what it says it will do. Made the app paging thru my math text book really fast, other stupid readers just take forever for the app diagrams to draw. But after doing the app pre renderings button, I can flip between pages just as fast as I can flick my finger. Other apps might have more features at the app moment but for me it's all about the app drawing speed. A month later I've loaded all my PDF text books into the app app, actually I've stored them in the app Dropbox area, but since it's cached I have access even if I'm not on the app internet. Even handled the app few password protected ones I got from my professor. I thought my math textbook paged fast, but when I got to load my differential equations one the app line charts just draw so fast I couldn't believe it.