We know that Windows 8 has lots of built-in applications, including Camera, Messaging, Mail, Calendar, SkyDrive, People, Photos, Video, Music, and so on. Today, a new screenshot exposed Windows 8's more built-in applications:

Testers disclosed that through the Reader application comes with Windows 8, users can directly read the PDF and XPS files without installing software such as Adobe Reader. PDF related: how to convert pdf to word document.

Many users read PDF files through Adobe's free software Acrobat Reader, in most cases it is in the form of Web plug-ins. PDF tip: edit pdf on mac. In IE 10's Metro Edition, Microsoft abandoned its support for plug-ins, and provides a built-in Reader application which can meet the user's needs of reading PDF files at the same time give up the plug-ins.