Facebook Plunges Again
Tumblr 101: Tips And Tricks To Get Started
Sumatra PDF, the open-source Adobe Reader replacement, improves performance, printing
Sumatra -- the lightweight, open source alternative to Adobe Reader -- has just updated to version 1.3 and lead developer Krzysztof Kowalczyk has delivered some welcome improvements. Sumatra now uses libjpeg-turbo for faster rendering of some PDFs and its printing support has been improved. Documents can also be zoomed and rotated using your keyboard via the + and * keys, respectively.
Sumatra 1.3 also sports a handful of interface tweaks and adds support for the forward and back buttons common on more "sophisticated" mice.
Download Sumatra 1.3
Sumatra 1.3 also sports a handful of interface tweaks and adds support for the forward and back buttons common on more "sophisticated" mice.
Download Sumatra 1.3
Comments
6
Subscribe to commentsMySchizoBuddyFeb 6th 2011 12:08PM
Any free tool that can auto generate bookmarks based in heading fonts and size. Like Nitro PDF can.
JessFeb 7th 2011 1:29AM
God ugly. That yellow hurts my eyes.
gimcrackgeekFeb 7th 2011 9:08AM
Sumatra is not the only open-source Adobe Reader replacement.
Lee MathewsFeb 7th 2011 9:09AM
@gimcrackgeek I don't think I stated that anywhere. If you're referring to the title, that's a common usage of 'the' -- Chevrolet, the American automobile maker -- doesn't mean they're the only one ;)
motangFeb 7th 2011 9:50AM
Love this app, by far the best PDF reader I have ran across that loads up in few seconds.
v.ovcacikFeb 7th 2011 10:25AM
Fastest PDF reader I ever see. Printing is strange though.