

It's hard to believe that MS would make such a visible and frequently used function so unstable. It comes back with "an error in MS Word previewer". However, often, the Word previewer won't work either. Then, when I try the Word file&folder window, those preview just fine. Same question about previewing Word files in Explorer, where it will simply say "this file cant be previewed" or "no preview available". My question is this: why is it that I can sometimes preview pdf files in Explorer and sometimes (far more often in fact) cannot? And previewer is always mute with pdf files when they aren't displayed. I'm not a gamer but instead a heavy Dragon user for reports I write and didn't like it when Dragon would slow me down while it completed some large memory-hogging task. On Windows 7 64-bit operating system, PDF Preview works as twice as much faster than on 32-bit. PDF files with Asian, Hebrew, Arabic et al fonts can be opened and viewed without difficulty. PDF Preview for Windows 7 gives your PDF files a high-quality preview thumbnail. The preview thumbnail can be displayed instantly after you mouse click on it. Just install the software, and it works with all versions of PDF files. The icon of your PDF document is generated on the fly according to the content of the first page in your PDF document. PDF document can be previewed in thumbnail when it is not opened via the Preview Handler interface in Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Vista. The software outperforms its peers both in speed and stability. This freeware program is specifically designed for Windows 7, and works on both Windows 7 32-bit and Windows 64-bit systems. Your system default icon for PDF file type will be replaced by the thumbnail icons. The software also includes a PDF icon previewer to preview PDF documents in their respective thumbnail icons. The first PDF page is shrunk as a thumbnail, and you can zoom in if you double-click on the thumbnail. This free PDF preview software installs PDF Preview add-in for Windows Explorer, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Outlook, and automatically configures itself to preview a PDF file in the Preview pane of Windows Explorer or in the Reading pane in Outlook 2007, 2010, 2012 and future versions. PDF Preview allows Windows 7 users to immediately take advantage of the PDF preview functionality to view PDF documents without needing to open them.
