Thread: How does the Touch handle PDFs?
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Old 06-18-2011, 09:00 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by La Coccinelle View Post
I've recently had a number of e-galleys in PDF format. Unfortunately, as they are not actual finished books, they don't always have all the features yet... like chapter breaks.

Does the Kobo Touch have a feature that would allow me to go to a certain page on a PDF? I have an original Kobo, and the lack of this feature means I either have to read the whole book on my Kobo or use ADE on my computer (and I'd like to have the ability to switch back and forth without manually having to page ahead on my Kobo and drain the battery).
The Kobo Touch does not have a go to page feature for PDF's but it does have a slider bar that is used to quickly choose a page either forward or backward. i.e. it's better than a go to feature.
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