Sumatra PDF Portable

NEW Version 1.0.1 (2009-11-27):
See http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf/news.html
This may fix some of the crashes others are seeing

After downloading version 1.0 from:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/portableapps/SumatraPDFPortable_1.0.paf...

I double click on the file to install it and it asks what language to install. After clicking the okay button it crashes. The program goes no further. I am using Windows XP with SP3. What am I doing wrong? I have never had this problem before. I downloaded a previous version and it installed with no problems. Please help.

Sumatra always crashes for me when I try to resize the PDF document horizontally.

Also, isn't Sumatra natively portable? It's a single file installation. A PortableApp package seems a bit redundant.

Love the work though PortableApps rule!

When reading ebooks in this application if the visible area finishes part way through a line of text when you continue forward a full screen you start at the bottom half of that line. Is there anyway to cause forwarding to continue at a place equal to one line back? It is a real pain to have to scroll back one line each time.
Regards

Hi,

(Sorry, ignore this, restarting the app fixed the problem :-/ )

When sumatra opened the same same doc I've been viewing normally before, the browser pane is suddenly so narrow you cannot read anything. It does not allow me to resize it either.

Anyone have a problem resizing the browser pane before? Is it a bug?

I use a large monitor (connected to my notebook) at work and the notebook screen at home. This does throw off some apps opening up completely off the screen where it was last positioned on the large screen. Maybe it is related?

Regards
Paul

Hi,
I try to open a pdf dokument with sumatra but it show's not all Letters like adobe pdf.
Has any of you an idea?
Kind regards
Martin

Hello,
I am a volunteer with my local Red Cross Chapter, and I am deeply involved with their tech department. My department is looking into putting a large amount of information onto flash media (Thumb Drives) so if there is a computer handy, whoever is using the info may do so in a quick and efficient way. Laptops for everyone would be nice, however what money our chapter of the Red Cross receives, needs to go to higher priority things than laptops. So, we are looking at the flash media as a way to access the data should a laptop or PC be available.

Does anyone know of a portable application that supports the annotation of PDFs?

Is Sumatra headed in this direction?

I've been using PDF-XChange Viewer, but perhaps someone has seen something better.

Yeh, it's broken in this OS I can understand why but can it be fixed?

Hi,

I tried looking everywhere but I couldn't find the answer - so what language is it coded in?