I would like also to add as feature requests, especially when tablets will be available:

- complete support for XFA Form;

- support for opening PDF documents protected with Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management.

Regards,

Alessio

Being able to view 3D PDFs would be nice.

Thanks for asking.

In reflow mode the large arrow at the bottom right for advancing to the next page often hides part of the text.  Please make it at least transparent, or allow an option to hide it.  Otherwise, flow the text around it, altough I imagine that would be more difficult.  Using a swipe to advance the page, with no arrow being displayed at all would be a nice option.

If you do some googling for ereaders that handle pdf files well you'll quickly see it's a big problem.  If you perfected this one it would put you easily in the lead.

Thanks.

P.S. I'm using it on a Samsung Vibrant.

I second the request for bookmarks, or at least have the reader remember your last position.

I also second the request for being able to jump to a page number.

The current reader is unusable for reading anything more than a few pages.  I want to use it to read 500+ technical manuals.  The inability to jump to a page makes Adobe Reader unusable.

It would also be nice if there was an option to make page up move to the start of the next page at the top of the screen.  The current down arrow moves down roughly a screen, but it drifts, so that you wind up with a page break in the middle of a screen.

Thanks!

I have been using Reader for Android for a couple of days as a book reader, and have found it to be generally very good in many regards.  Unfortunately there are a few issues that make it almost impossible to use as a book reader:

1. On changing page a page indicator shows in the top, left corner.  (x/yy)  This indicator obscures the text I am trying to read, especially in reflow mode.  It would be less intrusive if it were to appear in the bottom right, or if I could turn it off alltogether.
2. The page down buttom in the bottom right corner obscures text at the bottom of the page.  This is particularly problematic in reflow mode as it can make the text unreadable.  It should be translucent, or able to be removed altogether.
3. Bookmarks, or resume at the last open page, are invaluable when returning to a text I am part way through reading.  This would make it vastly more usable.  It would be good if this could also restore the previous zoom or font size.
4. In page mode, the "next page" button does not move one page at at time.  This is still usable, but it would be nice to have single page rather than continuous mode available.

In all other regards I have found the reader to be reliable, fast and very well presented.  These are the issues that I find make it unsuitable as a ebook reader.

I'll add my 2c worth!

First off, nice app, it renders nicely and is acceptably quick on my (low-end) hardware.

My top-priority requests, which are already mentioned by other people as well:

• A night-reading mode. I can't use this in bed currently, because it annoys my wife (and hurts my eyes)!
• Return to the last viewed page when re-opening a document.
• Fade/blend the down arrow so that it doesn't obscure text behind it.
• In page mode, align the page to the top of the screen when stepping to a new page.

It's strange how many really awful PDF readers are available for Android. Adobe and Repligo are the only ones that I think are truly good; the first one to get a night reading mode will probably win my love forever

Thanks,

Rob.

Please add at least Return to the last viewed page when re-opening a document PLEASE

One more request - the ability to open/read PDF portfolios.

Also ability to use and navigate with embedded links in a PDF file.

The ability to fill out and save forms, especially in tablet applications.

I second all the feature requests that have been presented. I would like to add one to the list.

The ability to add highlighting to text and also adding notes to the a high light. I use highlighting all of the time when I am using PDF documents to prepare lessons for instructing classes on my laptop and add notes to page that will help me present the lesson to a class.

I have been testing the Adobe Reader for Android on a Samsung Galaxy Tab. It is one of the best reader I have found so far. I just expect the Adobe to pack a bit more power and usefulness into a product.

SD

Thanks for your invaluable feedback. We will certainly try and add some of the features mentioned above in our next major release soon. Till then stay tuned and keep us posted with your ideas.

-mayank

bbuie1 wrote:

 

Would you please share whether or not the capability to view 3D PDF's in the Android PDF viewer is in the plans for the near future?

I would love to have that as well. Just imagine how incredibly handy that would be on a tablet! And as you're on it, we need Flash-support as well. We've started doing technical documentation using the PDF-format to provide interactive maintenance manuals for machinery and such. We heavily use 3D-Annots and Flash-GUIs for those. Having them run on a mobile device would open up a whole new market for using pdfs.

My company is anxiously looking to find out if you will be supporti

ng XFDF, FDF features so we may display and submit forms on Android Tablets!

The marriage of Adobe Forms, the Web and Tablets blows the doors open to numerous new applications and markets and squarely puts Adobe as the focal point of such solutions.

Our  software has been PC-based and the 75% of our solution is usable for the tablet market.  The other 25% of our functionality relies on displaying and completing Adobe forms over the web.  Our customers are BEGGING for it.

So can you PLEASE PROOVIDE INSIGHT AS TO IF/WHEN you would be including full form functionality in the READER product for Android?

Many of us ANXIOUSLY await your resonse! Thanks.

We have a very important trade show we are going to in June

and we very badly want to show our Android school model app

on a tablet at that time. To do that, we need an upgrade

to A10 Reader for the Android OS that includes at least

the ability to click on embedded links in a PDF file and have

them open other PDF files and then go back to the "previous view."

We would need this feature no later than the end of April.

Please advise whether it is likely this feature will be

available then.

Thanks....

Bryan

Hello all!

Does anybody know when the support for Policy protected documents (LiveCycle Rights Management) will be available for Reader for Android?

Thanks

Diego

Support for filling out PDF forms and Formcalc/Javascript calculations would open up a whole new world of possibilities. My company wishes to develop fillable forms for tablet application for use in the oil & gas industry. We are an international company that would immediately adopt Reader as our primary invoicing application if these abilities were available to us. Any idea on when we can see these features added to a new Reader release for Android? Are these features much of a priority?

I think XFA Dynamic Form support for Adobe reader android is really a must-have.

hahah I know these guys from Vitrium.

In fact, if the Reader fully supports Javascript, it's enough because I believe that ProtectPDF solution is built on it.