Miki
Using Textbook PDFs Instead of Printing!
Hi guys!
I used to download a lot of PDFs of textbooks for languages I wanted to learn, but it was really frustrating and expensive to keep printing out the pages I wanted to use every day.
So I'd been looking for a solution for a long time, and I finally found something that works. I downloaded a PDF reader called Foxit, it has the ability to let you draw on the pages, insert notes, and type in your own stuff where you would normally write on it.
I thought it might be useful for you guys! I'm now using this for my Japanese and German textbooks. I hope you find this tip useful! :)
Sep 30, 2017 8:05 PM
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I work on a tablet, IPad, I adooore Acrobat Reader, I can draw on it, make notes, write comments on my PDF files. It happens to me to scan books and to read them only on the tablet. I am learning Arabic and often the script is too small on print and great on my tablet.
September 30, 2017
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Foxit is absolutely recommended when your PC is slow and it takes ages for Acrobat to open a large pfd (say 100mb pdf with scans).
May be newer Acrobats are better..or not. I was so much frustrated with it a few years ago, when I was reading some old books in such format, that I avoid it since then:) Foxit is fast. There is also Foxit portable, which is small:)))))
PS, I dont' mean i'm using it. I just use anything except acrobat now:)
May be newer Acrobats are better..or not. I was so much frustrated with it a few years ago, when I was reading some old books in such format, that I avoid it since then:) Foxit is fast. There is also Foxit portable, which is small:)))))
PS, I dont' mean i'm using it. I just use anything except acrobat now:)
September 30, 2017
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June 11, 2024
It's relevant for me too
June 11, 2024
Then I want to have a mouse to scan all my books in nights
and a little (actually small one) elephant to print all my files during the daytime
and a pretty girl to read this all aloud.
and a little (actually small one) elephant to print all my files during the daytime
and a pretty girl to read this all aloud.
September 30, 2017
Miki
Language Skills
English, French, German, Japanese
Learning Language
French, Japanese
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