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Viewing PDF files on iPad2

splashthecash · 2011-06-02 13:10:09

As the title says, is there any app I can get that allows me to view PDF files on my iPad...I am studying and the content is on PDF so ideally I want to be able to copy the content onto the iPad and open it wherever (similar to Azul Media player or CineXPlayer) Thanks!!

02-06-2011 1:10pm

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splashthecash

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As the title says, is there any app I can get that allows me to view PDF files on my iPad...I am studying and the content is on PDF so ideally I want to be able to copy the content onto the iPad and open it wherever (similar to Azul Media player or CineXPlayer)

Thanks!!

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#2 02-06-2011 1:13pm

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DocsToGo is what I use. I think iBooks allows you to view .pdf files too.

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#3 02-06-2011 5:10pm

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Neu.annotate. Is very good if you want to make notes on them.

I also use dropbox to store and share the PDFs.

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#4 02-06-2011 7:15pm

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GoodReader. It's a must-have app imo. It is primarily a PDF reader, but it can do so much more. It can download and upload files and sync with Dropbox, SugarSync, etc. It makes up for many of iOS's shortcomings.

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#5 03-06-2011 8:06am

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Sad Professor has it bang on. GoodReader is brilliant and integrates nicely with Dropbox. You can also mark up PDFs with comments in the app - very useful when studying!

iBooks isn't bad either, but GoodReaderis streets ahead

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