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Originally Posted by SCION
I didn't realize there's a distinction made. That's interesting.
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Yes, this difference tripped me up initially trying to figure out how to change pages... I can definitely see uses for both types of viewing. I will try to summarize the differences that I notice below.
PDF's viewed in the Book Reader:
Searchable; no landscape; can select text font size but can't change background theme color; change pages by swipe left or right (or tap); shows book name on top bar across screen; table of contents viewable; bookmarks with selectable list; no annotations; no dictionary; remembers last page read
PDF's viewed in Quickoffice:
Not searchable; can be portrait or landscape; pinch-zoom or use +/- signs like web browser; change pages by swipe up or down; shows file name on top bar across screen; no table of contents; no bookmarks; no annotations; no dictionary; does not remember last page read
When PDF's are side-loaded in the "Books" folder, they show a generic "book" icon. When PDF's are loaded in the "Documents" folder, they show a generic "PDF" document icon. Which folder the PDF is loaded in does not make a difference which viewer opens it.