The Adobe reader that comes with the touchpad is absolute junk, if you zoom in the text looks like you're zooming in on a low quality JPG and. If you use the USB mode and move a PDF file to the device you should be able to see this file in Adobe Reader. If you are using a service like Box.com, and load PDF files to their server, you should be able to see the files in Adobe Reader provided the Box.com account has been set up on your device.

I bought the Touchpad to be a sheet music display, and I've made a nice PDF file of all the arrangements I play with my band, only to discover that the Adobe Reader on the touchpad apparently will display thumbnails but not bookmarks in my PDF file. I tried to work around it by creating a table of contents with hotlinks to each song, but apparently, hotlinks aren't working in the WebOS version of Acrobat reader, either.

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Am I missing something or am I truly screwed here? Is there a third party PDF reader that I should be using? Anyone got any better ideas for a workaround?