[mcdead]

i used to own a 16gig which i bought first day but it went missing. I want to buy a new tablet and would sooner get a new playbook over a nexus or a ipad. did the documents to go suite get expanded on. does adobe use book marks and if not what is a good pdf reader that does? and can you play .mkv video files.

[kbz1960]

No to all of the above. You can get a better pdf app I read by sideloading or maybe there is one in app world? Not sure about the mkv files.

[pragnesh89]

There's a free application qPDFviewer which lets you bookmark. As far as .mikv files, that's a no.

[pacoman03]

What are you guys talking about? The PB DOES support mkv so long as the audio is either aac or mp3 (read- not ac3).

[kbz1960]

How many mkv files are encoded in the right audio for the pb? Or do most need to be converted?

[Bumble2000]

I might be wrong, but I think mkv is supported.

http://docs.blackberry.com/en/smartp..._(English).pdf

page 11 has a list of all the supported formats including mkv.

[mcdead]

yay they fixed the mkv files. now i just have to buy a playbook again. now if only walmart has one

[djenkins6]

I have android pdf viewer, Adobe Reader, pdf reader, qpdf viewer, repligo reader - some from app world, the rest from goodereader (see the sideloading section in playbook apps)

[kill_9]

I use PDF Reader though to be honest I cannot tell if it is a native application or ported from Android. It behaves like a native application and I cannot find any of the usual signs it is an Android application.

[Chrysalis1156]

PDF Reader is native, has bookmarking, and you can get it in AppWorld.