>Pdf xchange is obviously not in full-screen mode, but “almost full screen >tablet mode with my pen in XP (12’’ screen), and similarly small viliv s5 (5’’ I have absolutelly no issue using ibm 圆1 tablet in a Obviously, it’s not as cool as using 2 fingers on the screen and zooming in out all the time, looooooool Pdf xchange is obviously not in full-screen mode, but “almost full screen mode”, with few toolbars visible.Įven if I didn’t use pen, there are dozens of buttons that I could configure to say “page down”, etc. I have absolutelly no issue using ibm 圆1 tablet in a tablet mode with my pen in XP (12’’ screen), and similarly small viliv s5 (5’’ screen). >do what I can do in an instant on my desktop PC. A whole lot of extra steps had to be taken to >and adding notes turned out to be an ordeal. >the screen and disrupted the reading experience. >keyboard and use an arrow or the page down key to move, which of course covered up half of >next page (as you would do on an iPod Touch for instance). >full screen view in PDF XChange Viewer and then with a flick of the finger move to the >tablet mode and Windows 7 doesn’t offer workarounds. >turned out that many of my key software were not specifically configured to work in the Unfortunately, I could not replicate my desktop workflow because it >itself is very impressive and in theory it should be able to do everything that a
>possible e-reader for reading and annotating PDF articles and books. Pages: ‹ First I have now trialled Zoostorm SL8 ( ) with Windows 7 as a
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