Large PDF file (ebook) on ipod touch to read?

I have a large pdf file (7.0 mb, 445 pages) that I want to be able to read (without killing my eyes) on my overseas flight. I added the file via an app called file magnet. But it ran low on memory and crashed. Plus the text was very small.
I love the way ereader pro works but unsure if those books are in pdf format. Or if I can even add my own books?
Is this idea even possible for me to do?
I would be
a) willing to reformat the document if need be.
b) pay for an app that would allow this.
and/or both...
Thanks in advance for your help.

There are several iPhone/iPod Touch apps that can read PDF files. However, the ones I have found to not re-flow the text (if you find one, let use know).
While less than perfect, you can use the free desktop Stanza app
<http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/34623>
to convert a PDF to an ePub format which can be read via the free iPhone/iPod Touch Stanza app.
The iPhone/iPod Touch Stanza app can then change the font size, text color, background color, etc... And Stanza is a nice eBook reader.
The iPhone/iPod Touch Stanza app can download eBooks via several methods. From web sites that support Stanza (such as FictionWise, Project Gutenberg, etc..), from your own web server if you specify the link as stanza://path/to/ebook.epub, or you can enable the desktop Stanza -> Tools -> Enable Sharing, which will allow your iPhone/iPod Touch pull eBooks current displayed on the Stanza desktop into your the iPhone/iPod Touch Stanza app.
However, I will warn you that the PDF to ePub conversion leaves a lot to be desired, as a lot of formatting information is lost, but it is readable and you can most definitly change the font size and other font attributes.

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