> what do you guys recommend?
Depends on your needs and budget, really. The biggest drawback to
using PDF files on a Palm is display size.
For native viewing, Docs To Go 8 supports native PDF files. It may
come bundled on the CD of new Palms, but if you don't already own it,
it costs money. Freeware, there is PalmPDF
(http://www.metaviewsoft.de/en/Software/PalmOS/Freeware/PalmPDF/index.html).
In either, to get the text to a readable size, you will be constantly
scrolling left/right as well as up/down. Zooming out enough to not
have to scroll so much will reduce the page to a size too small to
read.
Adobe has a PDF converter that plugs into Acrobat for the desktop, at
least for Windows. Freeware. It basically rips the text out of the
files, and doesn't seem to pay too much attention to the formatting.
Depending on what I need per doc will determine if I use the Adobe
converter or PalmPDF.
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