Thread: Comparison of Kindle DX and iRex DR1000
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Old 06-12-2009, 11:50 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by wallcraft View Post
Amazon has a mobile ADE licence, see Kindle DX: Adobe the real winner? and Amazon, Others License Adobe Reader Mobile SDK. So, assuming Amazon is actually using Adobe code for PDFs, it is very strange that the KDX does not support the table of contents and hyperlinks, and also that it does not reflow PDFs.
The DX's "credits" should show whether or not it contains code licensed from Adobe. I would imagine it would be acknowledged on whatever screen it is that shows all the copyright stuff.
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