All Documents: PDF Reader
Can I open and edit different file types like PowerPoint presentations in the PDF Reader app?
Yes, you can open .pptx files directly in the app without converting them. You can scroll through slides and even add text comments on individual slides, making it handy for quick client feedback.
Does the app let me organize my documents into folders?
Absolutely, you can create custom folders like 'Tax 2024' or 'Work Contracts' to keep your files organized. This helps prevent your main screen from becoming a cluttered mess of documents.
Why is it so hard to move a PDF from one folder to another in the app?
Moving files requires a press-and-hold gesture, then selecting a 'Move' option from a menu that feels a bit hidden, followed by navigating the folder structure. It's not a dealbreaker, but it does add a few extra taps compared to other apps.
Are there ads in the free version, and do they interrupt reading?
The free version includes banner ads at the bottom of the screen, but they don't pop up as full-screen videos or interrupt your reading. They're just a small strip of visual noise that stays out of the way.
How does this app compare to Adobe Acrobat Reader for basic PDF tasks?
Both apps are free and handle PDFs well, but All Documents: PDF Reader also opens PowerPoint files and lets you comment on slides without extra conversions. Adobe Acrobat Reader may have fewer ads, but this app offers broader file support without requiring a sign-up.
