I think the only viable option to read pdfs on the subway would be a tablet.
Text to speech might be more pleasant than the zoom/scrolling you're talking about but I've never tried it?
Text to speech might be more pleasant than the zoom/scrolling you're talking about but I've never tried it?
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/voice-dream-read-aloud/id49617...
Is that not the case?
It’s also not ASCII or Unicode by default, but rather a list of font glyphs that might or might not have metadata associated with them that maps them back to Unicode codepoints. Accents and diacritics can be rendered as individual strokes as well.
Effectively, you’ll always need some level of OCR-like processing.
Should I be angry with Adobe about this?
(I'm still kind of leery about the move from things like groff as a quasi-presentation format, but I may come from simpler times.)