For many users out there a good PDF reader installed on their system is absolutely essential mainly because PDF is the major format for exchanging documents these days . There are many free PDF readers available for Microsoft Windows. In the past, we have advocated use of Adobe Reader Lite version which cuts down the fat from THE most well known pdf reader/viewer available. As a result, lite version of the Adobe Reader had a much better performance. We also reviewed excellent PDF-XChange Viewer that ...

Since the time Windows 8 has leaked to the Internet there is a lot of information coming our way about new features that Microsoft is planning to bake in the stable builds of the Windows 8. Previously we have reported on the integration of the built-in PDF reading capabilities in Windows 8 as well as the use of ribbon based user interface to be employed now system-wide. We also mentioned that latest OS from Microsoft is expected to include a built-in webcam capture application. We also looked at ...

As the time is passing by Windows 8 based rumors and news are heating up. Microsoft is already hard at work to shape the future of Windows. Over the past of couple of days a number of new GUI elements from a pre-alpha version of the Windows 8 has leaked to the web that are now painting a slightly more clear picture of what to expect in the next generation of the OS at least in terms of the user interface and some other features. Although still not much about the backend and behind the scene technology ...

Talking about the PDF there is no doubt that Adobe Reader is the most popular PDF viewer available in the market and for a good reason because it is developed by the makers of the PDF format itself that is Adobe. But from the version 6.0 of Adobe Reader to the latest version 8.0 we can see the trend that the installer size and the installation size of this popular application is getting fatter and bloated. There are a lot of plugins, update modules and other features installed by the application ...