PDF File reader for Nokia C3

Dear
My phone Nokia C3 is working very well, why my set is competible for pdf file. Please me PDF file reader for this set.
Nadeem Aslam

You need an app to read pdf files. Please check this discussion, /t5/Cseries/Nokia-C3-PDF-Reader/m-p/804217/highlight/true#M6595

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