Why can't I open PDF files on my Android phone, despite having PDF readers installed?
What pdf reader you have installed?Install WPS OFFICE app from playstore.Then open your file manager.Touch the pdf file.It will ask which application to open with?Select WPS,read your pdf and doc,ppt,excel…
Which is smallest MS Word viewer for Android with converters?
I have been using one app for Microsoft word documents i.e. Docx Reader android app. Its in many ways better than MS Word.Its small app just 4.5 Mb in app size and can open Doc, Docx, PDF and more file types. It can convert Word to PDF and Word to HTML in a single click. It is the only app I believe which allows you to convert PDF to Word that too offline for free. (Others need internet and are slow) It has a document manager where you can find, arrange or share documents on your device at ease.I have been using the app for more than a year and was never disappointed.
Why does my Android say, ‘You may not have a proper app for viewing this content’?
Hey Brother, It happens in mostly mobile when you don’t have relevant application for opening file.For solving this problem you don’t need to take any advice from others….for solving this, you will have to install some applications from playstore like:suppose you have video format file then you should download MX Player because it supports many features than otherssuppose you have text,docx or ppt file then you should download Kingsoft application from playstore because it supports many format for file.Suppose you are not able to access or see the file in normal file explorer then you should download Ex file ExporerFor more about hacking and other stuffs, so you can visit to my blogs and websites:HackerZ (Blogs site)HackerZ (websites of HackerZ)
How do I do control + f in Android devices?
If you're looking for something on the page you're currently viewing, In the stock browser:Menu > More > Find on PageIn Chrome:Tap on the menu button, go to "find in page" and type your search string You can also do it via Chrome's omnibox as shown below. Take a look at the first option with the magnifying glass inside the box.Else if you are on a pdf reader app, In the reading app you have to check if the app provides any search functionality. It might be an icon on the toolbar or an item in the menu.
Can I play Linux games on my Android (Samsung Galaxy S5)?
I have a rooted device, and I was thinking about dual booting my device to have like Ubuntu, or some form of Linux on it. Since the OS is not being emulated, can it run some games, like maybe Battlefield 1942, from 2002? I don't expect it to be top quality, but is it compatible?
Should I buy a Kindle to read PDF documents and not for ebooks? Is there any alternative within that cost (INR 6k)?
Why not!I have hardly bought any books from Amazon. Most of the times, I read PDFs on my Kindle Paperwhite and it works just like any other e-book.Although there are issues with some of the files but 99 percent of the PDF files get easily converted to mobi format and you can then change the font, font size, you can highlight, take notes, and even use the dictionary feature without any problem.You can download Calibre on your PC to convert any type of file to mobi and then transfer it to your Kindle. You can use online converters as well.OrrrrrYou can do it the easy way. Figure out your Kindle email address from your Amazon account. Send the pdf that you want to that email ID from your regular Gmail etc. With 'Convert' as the subject. Amazon will automatically convert the file and you'll have no problem reading it with ease on your Kindle.So yeah, for 6k (which drops down to 5k during the discount period) I'd say Kindle is the best e-reader available in the market.For some PDFs that do not get converted automatically through the email system, I use Calibre/any other converter and send it to my Kindle.Happy reading ! :)