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PDF apps for iPad
I'm looking for a PDF app for the iPad that would allow me to make notes/annotations on PDFs, then transfer those files to a computer with the annotations intact, and be able to print/edit and retransfer them back to the iPad again.
Does anyone know of such an app? Do apps which let you annotate store the annotations in a format that's usable by standard full Acrobat on the Mac or is it some proprietary data that's only visible on the iPad itself? Thanks. |
I use goodreader but not sure if it will allow you all the edit functions:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/goodr...363448914?mt=8 However, others have posted that this app has full fledged edit functions: iannotate http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ianno...363998953?mt=8 |
iAnnotate and PDF Expert do what you need. I prefer PDF Expert.
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I use iAnnotate a lot for this although I have started to use Goodreader. IAnnotate will do what you want. Goodreader is easier to sync with Dropbox (although iAnnotate isnt bad in this regard) but I a still exploring annotating the PDFs with it. I will probably try PDF Expert, thanks for that suggestion.
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Originally Posted by salut0
(Post 18050429)
I'm looking for a PDF app for the iPad that would allow me to make notes/annotations on PDFs, then transfer those files to a computer with the annotations intact, and be able to print/edit and retransfer them back to the iPad again.
Does anyone know of such an app? Do apps which let you annotate store the annotations in a format that's usable by standard full Acrobat on the Mac or is it some proprietary data that's only visible on the iPad itself? Thanks. |
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