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thouts

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Jul 2, 2008
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Hello,

Is there a good app, or way to save pdf files to your iPad and view them?
 
Goodreader is an incredible app and at $.99 you cant go wrong. It works perfect for viewing many document types and doc storage is killer.

I have my 1500 page 500MB motorcycle manual in there and love it.
 
+1 on Goodreader

I love that I can access iDisk and Google Docs directly, too. Easiest way to get files from my work laptop to my iPad.
 
I like Goodreader, but I wish it would do the page flip thing like iBooks. You can always try to convert it to an epub file and view it in iBooks, but I don't think there is a simple way to do it.
 
I like Goodreader, but I wish it would do the page flip thing like iBooks. You can always try to convert it to an epub file and view it in iBooks, but I don't think there is a simple way to do it.

It does say that they will address a new way of page flipping in the next update in their details section in iTunes...hopefully it will be like iBooks? :)
 
I like Goodreader, but I wish it would do the page flip thing like iBooks. You can always try to convert it to an epub file and view it in iBooks, but I don't think there is a simple way to do it.

Goodreader's dev didn't spend a lot of time designing GoodReader for the iPad, they wanted to port it from iPhone's code and scale it up to iPhone to get it ready for the iPad's launch. Now that it has been released, they are taking all of their time to release an iPad optimized GoodReader code. They already mentioned that the page flipping will be changed as well as adding annotation support in future updates.
 
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