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Subject: [COFF] Reading PDFs on a mobile.  (Was: Requesting thoughts on extended regular expressions in grep.)
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Hi,

Grant wrote:
> Even inventorying and keeping track of the books can be time
> consuming.  --  Thankfully I took some time to do exactly that and
> have access to that information on the super computer in my pocket.

I seek recommendations for an Android app to comfortably read PDFs on a
mobile phone's screen.  They were intended to be printed as a book.  In
particular, once I've zoomed and panned to get the interesting part of a
page as large as possible, swiping between pages should persist that
view.  An extra point for allowing odd and even pages to use different
panning.

-- 
Cheers, Ralph.