[MakingOrangeThings]

So, I was planning on adding my .pdf files from my computer to my blackberry playbook. I was just wondering where it would go if I were to transfer it and could I actually add it to an e-reader.

[SifJar]

The PB comes with Adobe Reader for reading PDFs. You can put them in a variety of places and it will find them, I usually go for the "Documents" folder.

There are also a few other PDF readers in the App World if you wish, such as qPDF. qPDF has two versions, Reader and Notes. Reader is just a standard PDF reader, although it has a few extra features over Adobe (e.g. bookmarks). Notes lets you annotate PDFs with drawings and typing etc. Reader is free, Notes isn't (although there is a free trial).

[MakingOrangeThings]

The PB comes with Adobe Reader for reading PDFs. You can put them in a variety of places and it will find them, I usually go for the "Documents" folder.

There are also a few other PDF readers in the App World if you wish, such as qPDF. qPDF has two versions, Reader and Notes. Reader is just a standard PDF reader, although it has a few extra features over Adobe (e.g. bookmarks). Notes lets you annotate PDFs with drawings and typing etc. Reader is free, Notes isn't (although there is a free trial).

Oh neat. Thank you c:

[F2]

PDF Reader is another option.

I created a pdf folder under the documents folder. While the pb tends to ignore subfolds, they still help me stay a bit organized. Some of the 3rd party readers to respect subfolders.

[MakingOrangeThings]

Oh ok. Thank you very much.

[adi_vastava]

IMO, Repligo (sideloaded android port) is real good application w.r.t features.