I recently downloaded the PDF Reader for Windows 8 and I am very impressed. It has a great interface and is very easy to use. I can easily view, modify, print, and convert PDF documents to a wide array of file types, including TXT, BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, WMF, EMF, EPS, TIFF. I can also rotate PDF pages, zoom them in and out, and view them as a slide show. Additionally, I can copy text and images from PDF pages and extract them.
As the name tells, PDF Reader for Windows 8 is a straightforward program used for reading, opening, reviewing, and printing Adobe PDF files.
The program installation is very typical and once you launch it, you discover a regular GUI with menu icons very similar to those from Windows XP, all covered in blue. Though aesthetically the interface is quite outmoded, the functional part works just fine.
PDF Reader for Windows 8 can be considered an alternative to Microsoft Windows Reader: it's free for personal and home use, and supports conversion to TXT, BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF, TIFF, WMF, EMF, and EPS.
Other embedded functions include zoom in and zoom out, PDF slideshow or page rotation. Another useful option is that the program can be added to Windows 8 as a built-in PDF browser.
Furthermore, this PDF reader can copy text and graphics contents in any selected region on any PDF page. Also, it provides users with multiple viewing modes, so you can view PDF's contents either as single pages or as a collection of pages.
All in all, PDF Reader for Windows 8 is a generic software program that allows users to view and manage PDFs, coming with a set of features designed to make the user experience more enjoyable.
