PDFView is a PDF viewer based on the excellent MuPDF library. It is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. The APK is provided here for convenience, you can download the source code at http://www.acadoid.com/src/pdfview.tgz.
NOTE: PDFView is *not* a PDF viewer in the sense of displaying PDF files, there is no graphical user interface and the app is not supposed to be started directly. Instead, it is a PDF viewer that provides PDF rendering service to other apps via a documented interface. At the moment, the app is only used by LectureNotes, but all other Android developers are invited to include an interface to PDFView into their apps and use PDFView for PDF rendering. Details of the interface can be found in the source of PDFView.
If you encounter a problem with the app, please report it to me by email (devel [a] acadoid.com), I will do my very best to fix it quickly. The same applies to suggestions and feature requests, please send them to me by email.
Major features:
* Requires only minimal permissions and no internet connection (we do respect your privacy!)
* Allows other apps to convert a PDF file into a set of PNG files with a given resolution, either a single page or a page set
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NOTE: PDFView is *not* a PDF viewer in the sense of displaying PDF files, there is no graphical user interface and the app is not supposed to be started directly. Instead, it is a PDF viewer that provides PDF rendering service to other apps via a documented interface. At the moment, the app is only used by LectureNotes, but all other Android developers are invited to include an interface to PDFView into their apps and use PDFView for PDF rendering. Details of the interface can be found in the source of PDFView.
If you encounter a problem with the app, please report it to me by email (devel [a] acadoid.com), I will do my very best to fix it quickly. The same applies to suggestions and feature requests, please send them to me by email.
Major features:
* Requires only minimal permissions and no internet connection (we do respect your privacy!)
* Allows other apps to convert a PDF file into a set of PNG files with a given resolution, either a single page or a page set
Tags: lecturenotes pdfview apk, android lecture notes import pdf, pdfview androide, pdfview apk, pdfview class use in android.
Recently changed in this version:
* MuPDF library v1.2
* support of password protected PDF files added
* optional rendering on translucent background added
* `keep screen on´ added
* progress bar for PDF rendering added




Comments and ratings for PDFView
(69 stars)
by john cipriano on 18/03/2013
It has great functionality but if the icon only opens up a dialog saying you can't open the app, you might as well get rid of it. When you do that it will get five stars.
(69 stars)
by Brennan Pursley on 04/03/2013
Works as advertised. Wish I could use the digitizer support but have Asus TF300.
(69 stars)
by Brent Perreault on 04/01/2013
The functionality is perfect, however. I can open pdfs from my file browser, or from in LectureNotes (with a separate file manager installed such as filemanager HD) even from Dropbox. Any number of pages now. The biggest pitfall that I see is that it wa
(69 stars)
by paul brause on 03/01/2013
Best notetaking App on the the market! (yes I tested them all)
(69 stars)
by A Google User on 10/09/2012
Timely implementation of requests. Also, you can import more than one page at a time, but you have to do it from the notebook overview page.
(69 stars)
by Matt on 10/09/2012
Timely implementation of requests. Also, you can import more than one page at a time, but you have to do it from the notebook overview page.
(69 stars)
by Matt on 10/09/2012
Timely implementation of requests. Also, you can import more than one page at a time, but you have to do it from the notebook overview page.