How to make Win 8 system support PDF/ISO file format

The first step, right-click open mode, select reader, you can use the built-in PDF tool to view, the reading method can choose web page, one page and three consecutive methods. Only in continuous mode, the mouse wheel can scroll to control the article to move up and down. The other two methods are horizontal board operations. In either case, the zoom requires mouse click operation, which is not very user-friendly and may be scaled on the touch. It will be more comfortable.

Read through the left and right arrows, and + at the bottom right corner to zoom.

In the lower left corner of the search function, I did not understand how this feature is used, no matter what features I query failed.

The second step, experience the PDF reader that comes with Win8, it should be said that it is a lightweight reader, the function is relatively simple, and can not be compared with many professional software, but it is simple Reading is enough, especially on the tablet.

Win8 comes with a virtual CD-ROM

In Windows 7, Microsoft has added support for iso files, but only supports burning CDs, does not support mounting, to Win8, this A feature is finally supported by the native, right-click iso file, you can see the option to load and burn discs, we choose to load.

You can see that this image was just loaded on the removable storage device.

The third step, after opening, you can operate it as a normal folder. In addition, double-click any iso file to open it directly, and then automatically mount the image in the background, here I Opened three, of course, when we don't need it, we can right-click it.

Starting from Win8, native support for PDF and ISO, I feel that Microsoft is simplifying the habit of using the system step by step, such as Win8's own input method. Compared with before, it can be said that there has been a great improvement. With the integration of MSE, we don't have to download and kill software. Of course, there are still many areas for improvement, such as support for video files. In short, Win8 simplifies my life.