PDF reader
Notes, brochures, and receipts open in a built-in viewer. The website has its own PDF page for uploaded files.
What this feature does
Notes, brochures, and receipts open in a built-in viewer with scroll and zoom, so a PDF is not forced into another app.
The public website has its own PDF page for an uploaded file. The phone, portal, and desktop use their own viewer for the same kind of file.
PDF reader is on all four apps: the Mobile app, Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
How it flows
- 1Open the file
- 2Read it in the app
- 3Close it
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Open the file
A note, brochure, or receipt is chosen.
- 2Read it in the app
Scroll and zoom stay inside the viewer.
- 3Close it
Nothing has to be downloaded just to look.
Quick answers
- What is PDF reader?
- Notes, brochures, and receipts open in a built-in viewer with scroll and zoom, so a PDF is not forced into another app. It is part of Study and practice in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include PDF reader?
- PDF reader is on all four apps: the Mobile app, Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
- Who uses PDF reader?
- Students, staff, and website visitors use PDF reader. Notes, brochures, and receipts open in a built-in viewer.
- How does PDF reader work?
- 1. Open the file. 2. Read it in the app. 3. Close it.
More in Study and practice
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A student can save a PDF on the phone. It stays encrypted and can be read with no network.
The office keeps a book catalog and can add a title. Students and staff reach it from the phone.