PDF reading

[Sam]

I am trying to read pdf with acrobat reader DC and I get poor performance, any idea what’s the problem?

[Rene]

Adobe reader dc is probably your probleem. I’ve startend to ignore Adobe for viewing pdf’s after version 9 or so.

 

It’s way to bloated for what it does. I’m currently using either foxit or pdflite. the latter runs good on my hi₁2 with the pdf’s i’m using.

 

when opening a word converted pdf with bmp’s or images in it, a pdf’s can suffer badly in comparison to a proper created pdf though.

 

 

[Sam]

I tried with foxit, was not better.

[Rene]

I’m using pdflite on mine. What pdf are you opening?

 

[Sam]

I tried some with lot of images and one with text only, same thing, it lags a lot.

[Rene]

is your graphical driver loaded correctly? (no windows standard driver, but the Intel one) Besides annoyingly slow loading web pages, mine is fast on pdf’s

another thing to test: try to disable the energy save settings on the intel graphics driver. Care to share the pdf that’s acting up?

[Sam]

I tried with the driver provided by Chuwi, no difference.

 

[Sam]

So I am the only one getting bad performance with PDF?

[Edward Heavy]

Reading pdf files is not a problem, mainly because even the browser can open such files. However, if we are talking about working with pdf documents then you need a good toolkit. I found a site on the web for example where you can merge, split or convert pdf documents. It is extremely convenient and I suggest you view more here for yourself.

[Mike]

In regard to PDF reading and editing, it’s crucial to have versatile tools at hand. If you’re seeking efficient solutions, diving into online resources can be incredibly beneficial. Recently, I stumbled upon a handy software to make pdf combine on https://digitalmillions.org/best-pdf-merger-tools/ site. It streamlined my workflow seamlessly, making document management a breeze.

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