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[Maxor127]

I just installed the latest Acrobat Reader, and I noticed that when I'm opening a PDF online, it doesn't load the page progressively, instead it has a big ugly blue loading bar and makes me wait until it's finished downloading before I can view the page. Any way to change this? Because that seems like a huge step back from how it's been since for as long as I can remember.

[dosraider]

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir.../pdf-download/

But my all-time fav is Foxit:
http://download.cnet.com/Foxit-Reade...-10313206.html

F*ck Adobe !!!!!!!

[Xhumed]

Nitro PDF Reader, free version.

[Eagle of Fire]

I have searched a long time for a good PDF reader too. I have then found SumatraPDF and would never go back now.

[dosraider]

I guess we all have our favorite progs, we get use to specific menus, program possibilities, and when we get on a PC with other software we're kinda lost ....

[Scatty]

Whatever, as long as it displays all versions of PDF without problems and isn't as cumbersome as the Adobe Reader. It isn't really hard to get used to a new program.
Thanks for the link dosraider, got this one.

[Maxor127]

Is that just how Adobe Reader X is now? If so, it's a huge step back. Last one I used was v8. And it loaded PDFs progressively with a status bar in the bottom. Now I just get a huge blue status bar until the PDF is fully loaded. I tried Foxit, but wanted to try out the new protected mode for Adobe Reader. If I use Foxit, I'll need to figure out how to change the default PDF icons because I'm more used to the red icons and they contrast better with my desktop.

[danny0085]

If you are a new linux user and want to read or edit pdf files, here are a review of the most used linux pdf software