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Adobe Publishes PDF Reader App for iOS Devices

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Oct 17, 2011, 11:36 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Adobe has made its PDF Reader application available to Apple's iOS devices, such as the iPhone. The applications allow iPhone users to open, view, print, and email PDF files, which is a common format for documents. iPhone users can open PDF files from within emails or web sites, see text annotations, and open encrypted PDFs, as well as search for text within PDF files, bookmark sections, set scrolling modes, zoom in/out, use thumbnails for navigation, and select, copy, and paste text from PDFs to the clipboard. Adobe Reader for iOS is a free download from the iPhone App Store.

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